- Details
City: Paris
Description:
St. Geneviève was responsible for saving Paris from the Huns in 451 and her shrine in the church has been a popular place of pilgrimage ever since. The church as it stands dates from between 1492 and 1626 and is a mix of Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles. A unique feature is the Renaissance rood screen, the sole survivor in the city.
Nearby Places
-
Jardin des Plantes
-
Les Archives Nationales
-
Vedettes de Paris
-
Eiffel Tower
-
National Assembly
-
Hotel des Invalides
-
Le Louvre
-
Colonne Vendome
-
Le Palais Royal
-
Eglise Saint-Eustache
-
Sainte Chapelle
-
La Conciergerie
-
National Library of France
-
La Butte aux Cailles
-
Stade Charlety
-
Panthéon
-
Arenes de Lutece
-
Eglise Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre
-
Eglise Saint Nicolas du Chardonnet
-
Grande Mosquée de Paris
Comments
Avg. Rating:
Reviews
Currently there are no reviews for this place. Be the first one to review.