Reposoir du Tertre-Saint-Laurent

The Reposoir du Tertre-Saint-Laurent exhibits vertical lines, pointed arches, and ribbed vaults characteristic of 19th-century Gothic Revival religious architecture in France.

Architect René-Eugène Dusouchay constructed this chapel in 1891 during a period of renewed interest in medieval architectural forms across French religious buildings.

The chapel serves as both a religious sanctuary and an altar of repose, playing an essential role during Holy Week ceremonies in the Catholic tradition.

Located at coordinates 47.4774, -0.5595, this designated historical monument remains open for visitors interested in religious architecture and cultural heritage.

The structure incorporates medieval architectural elements such as flying buttresses and extensive stained glass windows while maintaining 19th-century construction techniques.

Location: Angers

Inception: 1891

Architects: René-Eugène Dusouchay

Architectural style: Gothic Revival

Address: place du Tertre-Saint-Laurent

GPS coordinates: 47.47740,-0.55950

Latest update: March 4, 2025 11:02