Saint-Étienne-du-Mont Church in Paris: photos, reviews

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Before the start of the French Revolution, the Church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont and the Pantheon were part of a single complex known as the Abbey of Saint Genevieve. It was one of the largest in France. In the first half of the 17th century, the church was renovated and expanded due to the significantly increased number of parishioners. Parisians genuinely loved the temple, which was built in honor of one of the most famous French saints. Unfortunately, the revolution brought its changes. Rebels destroyed part of the church, and the saint's relics were thrown into the city's sewer system. Only under Napoleon III was the temple's former glory restored.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Monge - Mutualité

Bus stop 235 m walk

Lycée Henri IV

Bus stop 54 m walk

Cardinal Lemoine - Monge

Bus stop 229 m walk

Cardinal Lemoine

Subway station 247 m walk

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4.7/5 2,845 reviews

Irina Danilova

Our quiet morning visit to this remarkable church became one of the most magical moments of our trip. Arriving early while it was still peacefully empty allowed us to fully absorb the sacred atmosphere - an experience nothing short of spiritual awakening. Every detail, from the shimmering stained glass to the echoing silence, felt like a carefully preserved secret. This isn't just a church - it's a little gem that radiates timeless beauty in the heart of the district. For those seeking a moment of tranquility away from the crowds, this sanctuary offers pure magic in its most unassuming form.

muriel devaux

Superbe église à voir et à visiter près du panthéon

Adrien Took A Photo

Magnifique église

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Saint-Étienne-du-Mont Church in Paris

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