Old Town and the Eure, Chartres

Below the cathedral hill, the old lower town of Chartres lines the arms of the river Eure with medieval bridges, washhouses, tanners' and millers' houses and half-timbered lanes such as the rue de la Tannerie.

Scenario: 8 November 2026 · 12:15 Europe/Paris

AI-generated artistic interpretation of the Chartres lower old town on the river Eure with the cathedral above
Old Town and the Eure, Chartres
AI-generated artistic interpretation · Not a photograph.

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Below the cathedral hill, the old lower town of Chartres lines the arms of the river Eure with medieval bridges, washhouses, tanners' and millers' houses and half-timbered lanes such as the rue de la Tannerie. From the riverbanks the cathedral, rebuilt after the fire of 1194 and famous for its stained glass and two unequal spires, rises over every rooftop.

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