The most beautiful religious buildings Gustavia

Construction of this church dates back to the Swedish period between 1784 and 1878. Anglican Father Rock, en route to Antigua and Anguilla, helped the small Anglican community organize a service. It was built of local stone between 1853 and 1855. It was devastated by Hurricane Luis in 1995 and restored thanks to the generosity and voluntary work of local residents. Numerous concerts, including those of the Saint-Barth choir, are held in the church.

Below the Swedish bell tower, this church has the particularity of being raised in order to be protected from a tidal wave. Made of volcanic stones from Saint Kitts and Saint Eustatius, it is nevertheless robust. The building dates from the beginning of the 19th century and its main façade is of Hispanic influence. The particularity of this church is that its bell tower is separated from the building. It would have been built in the 1880's during the installation of the abbot Prual.