Not to be missed:
- The Carrara marble pulpit, with its dome decorated with four angels covered in gold leaf, wood and mosaic.
- The famous 14th-century polychrome stone statue of the Virgin Mary, miraculously found in the 11th century. Touching it will bring you good luck!
- The marble statue of Sainte Jeanne d'Arc, by sculptor Anne-Marie Roux, and the statue of Sainte Thérèse, in a very Art Deco style, very pure, with geometric shapes but at the same time very feminine, with the flames and roses in the mosaic.
- The stone medallion of Edmond Duthoit, the Basilica's 1st architect in 1885, on a gold mosaic background.
- The mosaic cockerel, very pretty and shiny, renovated thanks to Stéphanhe Berne's Heritage Lottery.
- The multi-coloured and decorated wooden framework, dating from 1929. Each case illustrates an invocation from the litanies of the Virgin Mary.
- The 2 organs, including one by Cavaillé-Col, with 38 stops on 3 manuals of 56 notes, and a pedalboard of 30 notes.