A late 19th-century Catholic church dedicated to Saint Peter, distinguished from its medieval Protestant namesake across the city.
At a glance
Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Catholic Church stands as a Catholic place of worship in Strasbourg’s religious landscape. Built during the late 19th century, it represents the period’s ecclesiastical architecture and community needs.
History
The church was constructed in the late 19th century as a Catholic parish church in Strasbourg. Its establishment reflects the city’s religious composition during this period, existing alongside the earlier Protestant church of the same dedication.
What you see
This late 19th-century Catholic church displays the architectural conventions of its era. The building serves as a functional place of worship within Strasbourg’s urban fabric.
Cultural significance
The church’s existence underscores Strasbourg’s religious diversity and the coexistence of Catholic and Protestant communities in the city. Its designation with “le Jeune” (the Younger) maintains the distinction from the medieval Protestant church bearing the same saint’s name.
Key facts
- Country: France
- City: Strasbourg
- Period: Late 19th century
- Dedication: Saint Peter
- Coordinates: 48.58833333, 7.74888889
Practical information & getting there
The church is located in Strasbourg, eastern France. Consult local tourism resources for current visiting hours and access information.
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