Église Saint-Séverin
Paris, France
It stands out with a unique twisted column in the Chapel of the Virgin Mary, which you won't find in similar Gothic temples.
A Gothic church in the Latin Quarter of Paris, whose construction began in the 13th century. Its current appearance mainly dates from the 15th century, with elements of late Gothic style. It is famous for its unique twisted column in the Chapel of the Virgin Mary and beautifully carved choir stalls and stained glass windows in the chancel, dating from the 19th century. It is an active temple that has preserved many elements of its rich history and artistic heritage. It is surrounded by a picturesque garden with cemetery arcades.
- Visit time: 1 h
- Opening hours: Mon–Sat 09:30–13:00,14:00–19:30 · Sun 09:00–13:00,15:00–20:00 (from OpenStreetMap — check before you go)
How long does it take to visit Église Saint-Séverin?
Plan about 1 h.
Nearby
- Latin Saint-Jacques — 40 m
- Aux Trois Mailletz — 70 m
- Caveau de la Huchette — 90 m
- Église Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre — 100 m
- Maison Blanche — 100 m
- Robinier du square René Viviani — 110 m
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