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Amiens Must-Sees

Amiens is centered around the UNESCO-listed Cathédrale Notre-Dame, the largest Gothic cathedral in France. The city showcases a blend of medieval and 19th-century architecture, from the historic belfry to the distinctive polygon-shaped Cirque Jules Verne. As the long-time home of author Jules Verne, his 19th-century residence and the municipal library offer insight into the city's intellectual history, while the surrounding streets feature unique industrial heritage like the former Yvert printing house.

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Amiens Cathedral

The Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Amiens, or simply Amiens Cathedral, is a Roman Catholic church.

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Belfry

A UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to the 15th century. This 52-meter tower features a medieval stone base and an 18th-century dome, serving as a historic symbol of civic independence.

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Cirque Jules Verne

Inaugurated in 1889 by Jules Verne, this 16-sided stone circus was designed by Émile Ricquier. It remains one of the few permanent circuses in France, showcasing a unique blend of metal and masonry architecture.

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Maison Jules Verne

The 19th-century house where author Jules Verne lived for 18 years. The museum displays original manuscripts and personal belongings across four floors and a distinctive tower.

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Cathédrale d'Amiens

A UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest Gothic cathedral in France. Built between 1220 and 1270, it is renowned for its soaring nave and intricate 13th-century sculptures on the western facade.