Saint-Eustache Church in Paris: photos, reviews

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In the middle of the 16th century, the site of the Saint-Eustache church was occupied by a much smaller Saint-Agnes temple. The expansion of the city and its population forced the church clergy and city officials to rebuild the structure, making it larger. The Notre-Dame Cathedral was used as a prototype for the new church. However, by the end of the construction, the architectural style had transitioned, resulting in a sanctuary that embodied both Gothic and Renaissance elements. This positively influenced its appearance and significantly distinguished it among other buildings.

Features

Wheelchair accessible

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Les Halles

Subway station 114 m walk

Chatelet Les Halles

Transit station 222 m walk

Etienne Marcel - Montmartre

Bus stop 155 m walk

Louvre - Etienne Marcel

Bus station 214 m walk

Bourse de Commerce

Bus stop 217 m walk

4.7

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Chiny Vi

Absolument magnifique ! Si vous aimez l’architecture ancienne, vous serez conquis :)

xavier laurent

Belle église, plutôt grande avec une variété intéressante de vitraux. L'extérieur et le quartier est très joli aussi.

Luis David García Díaz

Preciosa iglesia junto a Les Halles.

Saint-Eustache Church in Paris

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