Church of Saint-Rémy

The Church of Saint-Rémy is a stunning Flamboyant Gothic church built between 1522 and 1643 in the heart of Dieppe. Construction was interrupted by the Wars of Religion, resulting in a fascinating blend of Gothic architecture with early Renaissance elements. The church features a Latin cross floor plan with a spacious nave, side aisles, lateral chapels, and a choir with ambulatory. One of its greatest treasures is the Parisot organ (1736-1739), considered one of the finest historic organs in Normandy, housed in an exceptionally preserved baroque case with magnificent wood carvings. The luminous interior is enhanced by beautiful stained glass windows by Sèvres and Lusson. Listed as a Monument Historique since 1910, the church remains an active parish while welcoming visitors to admire its architectural heritage. Entry is free, and visitors can explore the interior when the church is open during the day.