Église Saint-Étienne de Lyon, Catholic church in 5th arrondissement of Lyon, France
The Saint-Étienne church features a design that combines elements of flamboyant Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles on its exterior and interior sections.
Archaeological excavations uncovered remains of a structure from the 4th century, suggesting this location contains the foundations of the earliest church in Lyon.
The church maintains an extensive collection of preserved relics and hosts regular religious ceremonies including masses, baptisms, and confirmations throughout the year.
The church opens its doors for both religious services and guided tours, with direct access from multiple public transportation options in central Lyon.
The building contains the only remaining choir screen among churches in the region, as similar structures were removed during the 18th century.
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