Église Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul de Courbevoie

The church building features architectural elements characteristic of French religious structures from the late eighteenth century, with symmetrical proportions and classical design patterns.

Louis Le Masson completed the construction of Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul church in 1784, establishing a new center for religious gatherings in the expanding town of Courbevoie.

The monument historique inscrit designation protects this religious structure as part of French national heritage, preserving its architectural elements for future generations.

Visitors can access the church through public transportation, with several bus lines and metro stations connecting the site to central Paris and surrounding areas.

The church stands as one of six protected historical monuments in Courbevoie, representing the architectural development of religious buildings in the Paris region.

Location: Courbevoie

Inception: April 28, 1784

Architects: Louis Le Masson

GPS coordinates: 48.89660,2.25734

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:46