Saint-Eugène-Sainte-Cécile
Paris's first iron-framed church, completed in 1855. Its austere Gothic exterior conceals a luminous interior adorned with exceptional…
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Paris's first iron-framed church, completed in 1855. Its austere Gothic exterior conceals a luminous interior adorned with exceptional…
A 9th-century Benedictine abbey founded by Carolingian nobleman William of Gellone, now a UNESCO-listed waystation on the pilgrimage…
A Neo-Gothic church in Paris's 13th arrondissement, notable for its vibrant stained glass windows and colourful decoration, built…
Two neighbouring Roman Catholic churches in Paris's 16th arrondissement: one built in 1852 serves as a monastic chapel,…
A pioneering 1894–1904 parish church at the foot of Montmartre, where architect Anatole de Baudot pioneered reinforced concrete,…
A Parisian parish church blending Neo-Gothic exterior with refined Neo-classical interior, rebuilt and enlarged twice during the twentieth…
A walled Basque town in the Pyrenean foothills and the second most popular starting point for pilgrims walking…
A Neogothic parish church in Paris's 10th arrondissement, built 1865–1866 by architect Lucien Douillard to serve the working-class…
A Neo-Romanesque parish church in Paris's 11th arrondissement, built 1867–1874 to welcome European immigrants and distinguish itself among…
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