360° Virtual Tour — Saint-Maclou Church, Rouen, France
Explore Saint-Maclou church in Rouen in immersive 360°: a masterpiece of flamboyant Gothic architecture built mainly between 1437 and 1517 and consecrated in 1481, at 7 place Barthélémy in Rouen's historic antique-dealers quarter, a few steps from Notre-Dame cathedral. Listed as a historic monument since the very first list of 1840, the church is explored through 36 panoramic scenes, including places normally closed to the public: the lantern tower and its 83-metre spire, the roof frame, balconies and galleries. The tour is free, in French and English.
The nave, choir and highlights
- The great nave
- The nave vault
- The choir
- The altar
- The rood beam
- The gallery organ
- The organ loft
- The organ staircase
- The Martainville door
- The lantern tower
- The lantern tower galleries
- The lantern tower seen from the galleries
- The choir seen from the galleries
The chapels
- The Fonts chapel
- The Good Shepherd chapel
- The Notre-Dame de Pitié chapel
- The Saint-Clair chapel and its windows
- The Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens chapel
- The Sainte-Cécile chapel
- The Sainte-Marguerite chapel
The stained glass
- The choir triforium
- The Lady chapel windows
- The Fonts chapel windows
- The Sacred Heart chapel rose window
- The Sacred Heart chapel windows
- The Notre-Dame de Pitié windows
- The Saint-Joseph chapel windows
- The Sainte-Reine chapel windows
- The rose window
- The Martainville door rose window
- The Martainville door windows
Outside views and heights
- The roof frame
- The balcony facing the cathedral
- The balcony facing Saint-Ouen abbey church
- The balcony over place Barthélémy
- The terrace over place Barthélémy
Next to the church stands the Aître Saint-Maclou, a former ossuary with galleries carved with macabre motifs, one of the last preserved medieval charnel cloisters in France. More 360° church tours in Rouen on Églises de Rouen en 360°. Virtual tour by JUUMO (contact@juumo.fr).