Coutances Cathedral

The Saint-Martin church is located in Monthuchon, in Normandy. This church has an elongated plan in the shape of a Latin cross, presenting a nave with a single vessel, followed by an avant-choir and a choir at the hemicycle. The only window that survived the bombing of the Normandy landing is at the end of the nave. There is a polychrome pieta of the fifteenth century with the Virgin surrounded by a saint cephalophore.

The Church of Saint Pierre de Heugueville sur Sienne was given to the Abbey Lessay around 1080. Following the Hundred Years War, this Norman church, located at the estuary of Siena, suffered damage that required repairing the tower and porch. The church is composed of a nave of five bays, a false transept surmounted by a saddle bell tower and a choir with flat bedside of 3 bays.

The Church of Notre-Dame and Sainte-Agathe, registered with the Historical Monuments, is located in Quettreville-sur-Sienne, in Normandy. It was originally built in the fourteenth century, but the frame of the nave dates from the eighteenth century. The church is composed of a nave with four bays which is accessed by a small caquetoire. The choir is decorated with a beautiful bay in the flamboyant style. The windows of the choir are dedicated to the legend of St. Agatha, St. Anne and the seven sacraments.