Église Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul d'Ivry-sur-Seine

The church displays semicircular arches, thick stone walls, and robust pillars that support the main nave and side aisles of the structure.

First mentioned in documents from 1158, the lower section of the bell tower remains from this period, while Gothic vaults were added in the 13th century.

The choir features wooden panels from 1730 depicting Saint Frambourg, Saint Peter, and Saint Paul, offered by Marquis Henri-Camille de Beringhen.

Located at the intersection of Rue Gaston-Cornavin and Avenue Maurice-Thorez, the church maintains regular opening hours for visitors and religious services.

During the French Revolution, the church transformed into a Temple of Reason and later became a place of worship for the Supreme Being.

Location: Ivry-sur-Seine

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

GPS coordinates: 48.81090,2.38285

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:52