BASILICA OF ST. PETER
The Basilica of Saint-Epvre is a magnificent building, both imposing, ...Read more
NOTRE-DAME DE BONSECOURS CHURCH
This church was used to pay tribute to the victims and was dedicated to ...Read more
THE PRIORY OF MONT-SAINT-MARTIN
This priory is truly a jewel of Romanesque Lorraine, distinguished by its ...Read more
PREMONSTRATENSIAN ABBEY
This abbey, with its magnificent gardens, is a unique place, listed as a ...Read more
SAN MARTIN CHURCH
Read moreBuilt on the right bank of the city, the church of Saint-Martin is one of the must-see places during a visit to Pont-à-Mousson. Built at the end of the 13th century, it was completed in the 15th century by the architect Jacquemin de Lenoncourt, who also worked on Toul Cathedral. The apse and the nave, in Gothic style, were consecrated in 1335, while the façade dates from the 15th century. Inside, one can admire an astonishing Tombstone (made at the beginning of the 15th century) composed of thirteen figures, as well as two beautiful recumbents.
ST. JAMES CHURCH
Church in the baroque style with a remarkable interior with its magnificent ...Read more
CHURCH, CONVENT AND CHAPEL OF THE CORDELIERS
Chapel dating from the sixteenth century, preserving the sculptures of the ...Read more
ROMANIC CHURCH
Romanesque church with a basical plan with three vessels, without transept ...Read more
BASILICA OF OUR LADY OF ZION
This church located on the hill of Sion has a huge tower of 45 m topped by ...Read more
SAINT-RÉMY DE BACCARAT CHURCH
This church built between 1954 and 1957 by the architect Nicolas Kazis, is ...Read more
OUR LADY OF THE ANNUNCIATION CATHEDRAL
Nancy's Notre-Dame-de-l'Annonciation cathedral, with its impressive dome ...Read more
ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH
Read moreThe church was founded between 1490 and 1545 and rebuilt several times over the centuries. The choir and transept are in the flamboyant Gothic style, as are the star vaults (with 12 branches), while the first bays of the nave date from the 19th century. Built in 1749, the central portal and the first two floors of the bell tower are the work of the Lorraine architect Jean-Nicolas Jennesson, who designed the church of Saint-Sébastien in Nancy. The portal houses a baroque-style bell tower and a polychrome wooden Christ ascending Calvary (carrying his cross). This statue is attributed to Ligier Richier, one of the greatest Lorraine artists of the Renaissance.
Another remarkable 16th century work is a painted altarpiece commissioned by the Duchess of Lorraine, Philippe de Gueldre, from an Antwerp workshop. Finely crafted, all in gilding and precision, it includes religious scenes. Erected in 1900, the exterior tower houses statues of saints: Laurent, Guérin, Pierre Fourier and Saint Vincent de Paul. The church was badly damaged by the bombings of the Second World War, as shown by the disappearance of the stained glass windows by the artist Grüber of the Nancy School. Major interior and exterior restoration work was carried out between 2016 and 2019. The choir, stained glass windows and stonework were cleaned and new stained glass windows installed. The church is now brighter and undeniably worth a visit. Guided tours are available on request.
BASILICA OF ST. NICHOLAS DE PORT
Basilica of Saint-Nicolas-de-Port of Gothic style, with a nave of 30 m and ...Read more
THE SYNAGOGUE
Synagogue built in 1786 by the architect Augustin-Charles Piroux, in a ...Read more
SAINTE-JEANNE-D'ARC CHURCH
This neo-Gothic church was one of the first in the world to be placed under ...Read more
CHURCH AND CONVENT
Church of the Old City of Nancy, built under René II of Lorraine after the ...Read more
SAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH
Baroque-style church with fully renovated late 19th-century organRead more
ST. GENGOULT'S CLOISTER
This Gothic-style Saint-Gengoult cloister, dating from the early 16th ...Read more
ST. STEPHEN'S CLOISTER
Built in the 11th and 13th centuries, this impressively large cloister is ...Read more
ST. STEPHEN'S CATHEDRAL
Cathédrale Saint-Étienne de Toul, organizing exhibitions, tours and ...Read more