This itinerary showcases the historic treasures of Caudebec-en-Caux, a charming Norman town on the Seine riverbanks. Begin at the magnificent Church of Our Lady, a Gothic masterpiece praised by King Henri IV as 'the most beautiful chapel in my kingdom.' Continue to MuséoSeine, an award-winning museum dedicated to Seine navigation history, featuring the authentic 1886 gribane 'Le Joble' that you can board and explore. End at the 13th-century House of the Templars, the town's oldest surviving building with striking Gothic architecture. Important: MuséoSeine is closed Mondays and during December-January. The museum opens at 13:00 (10:00 in July-August). House of the Templars is only open Friday to Sunday. All attractions are within a 10-minute walk of each other, making this an easy, relaxed day tour. Total walking distance is approximately 750 meters.