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Half-timbered buildings & clock tower on Place de l'Hotel de Ville.
| Clock tower (Tour Gaillarde) (15th c).
| Gothic clock face on Tour Gaillarde.
| Nicolas Retif de La Bretonne statue an 18th C novelist who worked near the clock tower.
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Statue of poet Marie Noël on Place de l'Hotel de Ville.
| Cadet Roussel statue (18th c court official subject of well-known French song) on Place Charles-Surugue.
| Post Office on Place Charles-Surugue.
| Candies in shop window.
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Cathedral St Étienne (13-16th c) where Joan of Arc stopped to pray on February 27, 1429 on her way to Chinon.
Style: Gothic.
| Cathedral St Étienne Gothic portal.
| Cathedral St Étienne nave.
| Stained glass windows above Ambulatory in Cathedral St Étienne.
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Ambulatory stained glass windows of Saints in Cathedral St Étienne.
| Ambulatory stained glass windows of Saints in Cathedral St Étienne.
| Stained glass rose window of the seven arts in Cathedral St Étienne.
| Stained glass window of Christ with four Apostles in Cathedral St Étienne.
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Stained glass rose window of God the Father with angels (1550) in Cathedral St Étienne.
| Rose window of God the Father plus Biblical stories in Cathedral St Étienne.
| Stained glass window of flight into Egypt in Cathedral St Étienne.
| Boats on L'Yonne River.
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St Nicolas statue (1774) patron saint of mariners.
| Place St Nicolas.
| Place St Nicolas.
| Half-timbered buildings on Place St Nicolas.
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Half-timbered buildings on Place Charles-Surugue.
| Half-timbered building at 23 rue de Cochois.
| Half-timbered buildings along rue de L'Yonne.
| Detail of half-timbered building.
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Half-timbered buildings on Place du Coche D'Eau.
| Half-timbered buildings on Place du Coche D'Eau plus Abbey of St. Germaine.
| Abbey of St. Germaine from L'Yonne River.
| Stained glass of Abbey of St. Germaine.
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Cloister carving of Abbey of St. Germaine (6th c). Style: Romanesque.
| Bell tower of St Jean (12th c) at Abbey of St. Germaine.
Style: Romanesque.
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