Église Saint-Paul de Nîmes

The Saint-Paul Church features a symmetrical facade with robust arches, detailed stone carvings, and large stained glass windows illuminating the main nave.

Architect Charles-Auguste Questel completed this Romanesque Revival church between 1835 and 1849, during a period of renewed interest in medieval architecture.

The church represents a fusion of traditional Romanesque elements with 19th-century architectural innovations, reflecting the evolution of religious buildings in France.

Visitors can access the church through its main entrance on Place Questel, with regular opening hours from morning until evening except during religious services.

The building's stone columns support an extensive network of vaulted ceilings, creating specific acoustic properties that enhance both religious ceremonies and musical performances.

Location: Nîmes

Inception: 1835

Architects: Charles-Auguste Questel

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

Address: boulevard Victor-Hugo

GPS coordinates: 43.83660,4.35614

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:46