Saint Peter's Church (Église Saint-Pierre)

This parish church in Gatteville-le-Phare dates back to the 11th century and features a rare architectural element: two bell towers. The original Romanesque tower from the 11th century stands alongside a massive granite tower built in 1766 because the first was considered too low. The nave was reconstructed in Neo-Gothic style in 1876, while the choir was rebuilt in 1868, creating an architectural blend spanning nine centuries. Notable features include 10 stained glass windows by artist Gabriel Loire (1948-1950), a 16th-century Virgin and Child statue with Flemish influences, and the 15th-century Denneville Chapel with its medieval artifacts. The church survived being sold for just 4 francs 50 centimes during the French Revolution. It functions as an active parish church and is fully protected as a historic monument since 1975.