Duration: 

Bayeux Cathedral: Approximately 2 hours, €200 per visit

Extended tour (Cathedral + town walk): Approximately 3 hours, €250 per visit

I typically work with small groups and families. For larger groups or special requests, please contact me to discuss arrangements.

This tour can also be combined with a visit to Caen (“In the Steps of the Conqueror”) or Mont-Saint-Michel (“The Wonder of the West”).

Meeting Point:  at the main entrance of the Cathedral, unless weather conditions suggest meeting inside. I can also meet you at the hotel or other place convenient to you. 

Timing: The Cathedral is a functioning church, so visits are not possible during services. Please contact me to check available hours. I highly recommend attending Mass if you can—the Cathedral features one of the finest organs in France.

Accessibility: We’ll walk very slowly, with time for talking, standing, descending to the crypt, and climbing a few steps. There is always the possibility to sit down and remain comfortable.

Please note that there is a wheelchair lift to access the elevation, but the crypt is not equipped with such facilities, unfortunately, due to architectural constraints.

Payment:

• Credit card (in advance)

• Cash or Apple Pay/ Google Pay (after the visit)

• Invoice available upon request

To book: Please contact me to check availability and reserve

Absolutely. 

As a mother of three and a former teacher -- I like to adapt my stories for different ages . As the matter of fact, I have learned that kids usually learn the visual language faster then parents : )

My child uses a stroller; will that be an issue?

The main level of the Cathedral is stroller-friendly. While we cannot take strollers down into the Crypt, we can leave them safely at the top of the stairs while we explore that unique space: a scene to one of the most important moments in Norman history and a home to rare frescoes of angel musicians and !

For more family time in town, the nearby MAHB museum hands out a “Little Visitor’s Bag” of mini‑games for kids. 

Unfortunately, not for a while: 

the Bayeux Tapestry Museum is closed for renovation until October 2027, so you can only see the original tapestry in London until then. (bayeuxmuseum.com)

However, the Cathedral was the original home of the Tapestry; it was specifically designed to be exposed in the nave during the big feasts.

Moreover, one of the pivotal scenes of the Tapestry took place in the Cathedral crypt, and during our guided visit we can stand exactly where it has happened!

If you wish, we can also extend the visit with a walk through Bayeux’s historic center, and I will guide you through the narrative of the Tapestry — its key scenes, main figures, and the consequences of the Battle of Hastings. We have studied it so meticulously at the University, I feel as if I have participated at the events myself :)

By train: There is a convenient and comfortable direct train from Paris Saint-Lazare station. The journey typically takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes and offers scenic views of the Norman countryside.

From the train station to the historic center and the Cathedral:

The train station is very close to the historic center and the Cathedral. The walk is straightforward and takes about 10–15 minutes. The Cathedral is visible from afar. As you exit the station, turn left and walk along the main street on the pedestrian sidewalk. At the roundabout, turn right; the Cathedral is two streets further up.

Taxis: Bayeux is a small, walkable town. There is no Uber service, and taxis are limited. Although there is a taxi rank at the station, it is often empty. 

If you have heavy luggage or mobility needs, it is strongly recommended to book a taxi in advance through your hotel, as hailing a taxi on the street is unreliable.

There is a luggage storage near the station : Conciergerie du Bessin runs a bag drop right by the station (typically 9:00–18:00); there are also partner services like Nannybag/Bounce in town.