Le Petit-Quevilly

Classified as Historic Monuments, the chapel of Saint-Julien des Chartreux was built according to the will of Henry II Plantagenêt then Duke of Normandy. It is the only vestige of the royal house of the park of Rouvray, revealing beautiful zenithal frescoes on the vault of the apse representing among others the Annunciation, the Visitation and the Nativity.

Do not miss the Saint-Antoine-de-Padoue church of the XIXth century listed in the Historic Monuments, or the old La Foudre cotton mill. Built in the middle of the 19th century, the latter has been listed as a Historic Monument and now serves as a business incubator.

It is still possible to discover in the cloister garden, the remains of the Chartreuse Saint-Julien. The facades and roofs of the south pavilion or the ensemble of archaeological remains have been inscribed in the Historic Monuments.

Enjoying a pleasant natural setting, Le Petit-Quevilly has several green areas like the Parc des Chartreux, the Marcel-Paul square or the cloister garden.

Petit-Quevilly markets are held on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. In December, the city also offers a Christmas market.

Every month, a cultural event is organized at the Saint-Julien chapel.

In June, Animajuin offers an afternoon and an evening of concerts, shows, and animations at the Parc des Chartreux.

• On 25 may 2024
• Rue de Stalingrad
• Through its commemorative plaques and war memorials, Quevilly's communal cemetery reminds us of the heavy toll paid by the population during the Second World War, whether on the battlefields, in the concentration camps or under the bombardments. - Meet at the cemetery entrance, rue Stalingrad - Free with reservation only