Église Saint-Louis d'Hyères

The Saint-Louis Church combines a Gothic central nave with Romanesque side aisles, featuring three rounded arches at the entrance accessed by wide steps.

The Franciscan monks established this church in 1230, and King Louis IX of France visited the site on July 12, 1254, marking its significance.

The church maintains religious services under the care of the Oratory of Saint Philip Neri congregation, which includes three priests and two brothers.

Located at 12 Place de la République in central Hyères, the church provides wheelchair access and remains open throughout the year for visitors.

The church houses an 1848 organ cabinet with instrumental components crafted by François Mader in 1878, along with paintings depicting Saint Louis's life.

Location: Hyères

Address: 16 Cours de Strasbourg 83400 Hyères

GPS coordinates: 43.12170,6.13048

Latest update: August 27, 2025 17:26