ST. CHARLES CHAPEL
Chapel with a nave covered with a long-sided roof, another one in lean-to ...Read more
SAINT-GERMAIN-DE-CHARONNE CHURCH
Read moreThis charming church and its close surroundings (small cemetery and Grand-Rue) remind the atmosphere of a village heart. It is right since we are here in the old centre de Charonne, a commune annexed to Paris in 1860. The architecture of the building is composite. It includes elements ranging mainly from the th to the th century. Since its subsoil is unstable, the church has been closed to the public since 2009 for an indefinite period. You can follow the progress of the work on the church website. Photos are regularly posted by the priest.
BOAT-CHAPEL I SERVE
This 70 m long barge houses a chapel overhung by a luminous glass domeRead more
ST. APAIS CHURCH
Church of flamboyant Gothic style, located in Melun, dedicated to Saint ...Read more
SAINT-MACLOU CHURCH
This listed church is located on the heights of the town, above the ...Read more
NOTRE-DAME COLLEGIATE CHURCH
The collegiate church of Notre-Dame, a millennium of history, restoration ...Read more
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Three-aisled church with Gothic and Renaissance buttresses in ...Read more
EGLISE ST-DENYS-DE-LA-CHAPELLE / STE-JEANNE-D'ARC
Built in the 13th century in Gothic style, this church is located on a ...Read more
SAINT-PAUL-SAINT-LOUIS CHURCH
Church housing works by composers such as Delalande, Rameau, Campra or ...Read more
ÉGLISE SAINT-SULPICE
A large church with porticos of different styles, with two asymmetrical ...Read more
THE SCOTTISH CHURCH IN PARIS THE SCOTS KIRK
Presbyterian church whose foundation stone was laid by Queen Elizabeth II ...Read more
SAINT CHRISTOPHER CHURCH
This church, classified as a historical monument in 1913, was built in the ...Read more
NOTRE-DAME DU TRAVAIL CHURCH
This church houses paintings paying homage to the laborious existence with ...Read more
ST. CLODOALD'S CHURCH
Church with 19th century stained glass windows, paintings by ...Read more
ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH
Read moreThe church Saint-Étienne, built in the seventeenth century, lies in the heart of the ancient medieval village. She has a Roman-inspired tympan. In the nineteenth century, it has been equipped with numerous paintings of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, a retable of the Virgin, a organ, currently in the process of restoration, and stained glass. The building, which was renovated until 2008, was inscribed in the inventory of Historic Monuments in 1929 and is particularly appreciated by the inhabitants. The church is an important liturgical center, a gathering point for many people before the proposed activities.
THE CHURCH OF SAINT-JOSEPH-DES-EPINETTES
Built in 1910, this concrete church features a brick facade in Paris.Read more
ÉGLISE NOTRE-DAME D'AUVERS
12th century stone church, topped by a square tower bell tower and ...Read more
ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL
Saint-Louis Cathedral in Versailles in the baroque style, with remarkable ...Read more
ST. LOUIS CHAPEL
13th-century chapel in Radiant Gothic style, venue for various events ...Read more
SAINT-URBAN CHURCH
Read moreInaugurated in 1875, the Saint-Urbain Church is then a relief chapel built on a land offered by the heirs of the banker Pierre-Urbain Sartoris. The building is dedicated to the saint who bears one of his first names, to pay tribute to him. The church is transformed several times, and even enlarged, over the next century, particularly with the choir and transept in the 1930 s. Inside, you can see windows of 1987, executed by the art glass Éric Bonte.
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CATHEDRAL OF THE HOLY TRINITY
Cathedral with 5 huge golden bulbs typical of Russian religious ...Read more
NOTRE-DAME COLLEGIATE CHURCH
The emblematic monument, the proud church of the kings of France, with its ...Read more
SAINTE-GENEVIÈVE CHURCH
The church of Sainte-Geneviève features a number of architectural features ...Read more
EGLISE SAINT-GERMAIN-DES-PRES
Church hosting free or paying classical, religious or secular music ...Read more
OUR LADY OF RESURRECTION CHURCH
Church in Le Chesnay, a bold, modern place of worship built under the ...Read more
SAINTE-MARIE-MADELEINE CHURCH
The church of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, entirely vaulted with arches, has ...Read more
NOTRE-DAME-DE-BONNE-GARDE BASILICA
This basilica has a portal, whose sculpted tympanum of the XIIIth century ...Read more
ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH
Dating from 1009, this building houses La Charité de saint Martin, a ...Read more
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Read moreThe church Saint-Pierre, built around 1100, imposes its rustic architecture with its stretched roofs and original porch, which Françoise d 'Aubigné, Madame de Maintenon, wanted to teach the children of the parish. The interior is austere since there is no fresco, no table, no dorure… Why so much attachment to this building? Because the visitor appreciates his hidden treasures: Its Romanesque nef that leads to a Gothic choir dating back to 1555, its two statues of polychrome wood, its entrance to the cellar where the Trinitarian religious were buried, who were pasta from Avon from 1693 to 1790, and its sixty tombstones that are visible on one of his side. Long parish church of the vast country of beer, royal church to Louis XIV, classified as historic monument in 1840 by Prosper Mérimée, it became property of the commune in 1905 with the law of separation of churches and state. Finally, for the small story, the composer Jules Massenet was married in 1866.
THE CHURCH OF SAINT-SEVERIN
Read moreThe first building erected here dates from the life of the century, and it was demolished in the thirteenth century to accommodate a new construction. When a fire fell victim a few decades later, the church was rebuilt in a flamboyant Gothic style (xve century). The ornamental elements come mostly from other Parisian places of worship. Sumptuous stained glass windows, set up during the restoration of the building in the nineteenth century, adorn the windows. The most recent dates are from the twentieth century, the oldest of the xive. Not to miss in the chorus: the species of mineral forest formed by the torsaid pillars and the veins of the vault. Note that in the seventeenth century the Great Lady (aka the Duchess of Montpensier) financed as a member of the parish the creation of an oval chapel built on Jules Hardouin Mansart's plans. This includes "Miserere", a series of engravings of Georges Rouault (1913).
CHURCH OF ST. AUGUSTINE
Read moreIt is a symbol of this district, and whose dome can be seen from very far away, since it is more than 80 meters high. Built relatively quickly, between 1860 and 1871, Saint-Augustin Church was the first to use mainly iron and cast iron for its construction. Over a length of about a hundred metres, with no pseudo-Byzantine representations on its sides, it has taken the shape of the land dedicated to it, thus displaying a relatively narrow façade and an immense choir. In recent years, it is precisely the facade that has been renovated, and we are waiting for work to be done on the rest of the building, particularly the chevets.
CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS-SAINT-MARC
Church enriched with bells, sculptures by Pradier and a painting and ...Read more
SAINT-LOUIS-EN-L'ILE CHURCH
Read moreIt is known that Saint Louis came to request in a church preceding this one with the same campsite. It took there even the Croix with its knights in 1269 to leave to deliver Jerusalem. The current church was inaugurated in 1679. It was sold like national good with the Revolution, then repurchased, its current decoration with baroque tonality dating from the 19th century. The church offers to the public a wide access to the sacred music: Schola Saint-Louis, taking part in the liturgy of the parish and proposing a hearing at the end of the year is opened to any person wishing to look further into the Gregorian chant. Various concerts of spiritual music are organized and one can regularly hear the large barrel organs held per MM Alard and Rigot.
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF NOTRE-DAME-ET-SAINT-LOUP
The collegiate church, founded in 1195, combines the flamboyant Gothic and ...Read more
ST. SPIRES CATHEDRAL
Read moreThe collegiate Saint-Spire was built in the tenth century to receive the relics of Saint Exupère, the first bishop of Bayeux, whose name was subsequently distorted in Saint Spire and Saint Loup, also bishop of Bayeux. This church was destroyed several times by fire and then rebuilt between xiie and the fifteenth century. She was the seat of a collegiate college until 1790, when she became a parish church. It was built in the cathedral in 1966: the creation of the Essonne department coincided with the creation of a corresponding diocese. Inside the church, you can notice the eighteenth century woodworks and furniture, as well as the gestures of Count Haymon, the masterpiece of the first church and death in 957. To note also the sculptures of the characters and animals of the sixteenth century that framed the door of the sacristie. The stained glass windows dated in 1946 because they were destroyed by bombing on August 13, 1944.
CHAPEL OF SAINT-BLAISE-DES-SIMPLES
Chapel dating from the XIIth century, vestige of a former maladrerie. The ...Read more
NOTRE-DAME-DE-L'ASSOMPTION COLLEGIATE CHURCH
An emblematic church built in the 12th century, a testament to Romanesque ...Read more
SAINT-QUENTIN-DES-SOURCES CHURCH
Church completed in 1992 by Michel Euvé, glazed façade, simple geometry ...Read more
NOTRE DAME CHURCH
This church perched on the hillside, was painted several times by Claude ...Read more
SAN MARTIN CHURCH
Church with three naves and a polygonal apse, with a remarkable portal ...Read more
SAINT-DENIS CHURCH
Church with three small windows that recall one of the previous phases of ...Read more
SAINT-MACLOU CATHEDRAL
The Saint-Maclou cathedral has a gothic façade and bell tower as well as a ...Read more
NOTRE DAME CHURCH
The building was constructed between 1684 and 1686 by Jules ...Read more
SAINT-PIERRE SAINT-PAUL CHURCH
Church rebuilt by Agnès de Monfort in 1152, with Romanesque bell tower and ...Read more
ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH
Restored 12th-century Romanesque church with exceptional 13th-century ...Read more
SAINT-PIERRE CHURCH
A remarkable church classified as a Historic Monument, with a Gothic choir, ...Read more
SAINTE-ANNE DE GASSICOURT CHURCH
This church away from the town center was built in the 12th century by the ...Read more
SAINT-NICOLAS CHURCH
Church with original architecture, built around 1150 and enlarged over the ...Read more
HOLY SPIRIT SKIT
An unusual and enchanting building and hermitage in Mesnil-Saint-Denis, ...Read more