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The towers of the Notre-Dame d’Amiens cathedral are not the same height. Despite this, it is one of most harmonious examples of Gothic architecture.
With its impressive profile overlooking the city for centuries, Notre-Dame d’Amiens, the largest Gothic building in France, surprises visitors upon first glance.
The house with the tower, where Jules Verne lived from 1882 to 1900, is one of the most famous writers' houses in Europ. This 19th century town house is a must-see landmark of the regional capital. When you open the door, you enter the life, imagination and working habits of a writer. The spirit of Jules Verne is present in each room and on each floor.
Jules Verne was a citizen and councillor of Amiens, and he loved walking around his city.
During this walk, appreciate the nuances of the actual town today and the one imagined by Jules Verne in 1873.
Walk through the old districts of Amiens, from Notre-Dame to the City Hall, including the banks of the Somme. As you stroll through the streets, discover the city’s history and monuments and get to know the current face of this Picardy capital.
On board your bus (with a microphone and seat for the guide), learn about the history of the construction of Amiens, from the Gallo-Roman Samarobriva as far as the “Métropole du 21e siècle”...