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Église Saint-Euverte

Église Saint-Euverte, Medieval church in eastern Orléans, France.

Église Saint-Euverte is a Romanesque church in Orléans with a three-story bell tower topped by an early 17th-century dome. The building displays typical romanesque features, including robust stonework and arched openings throughout its structure.

The church was founded in the 9th century on the burial site of Saint Euverte and became central to the city's religious life. It was destroyed and rebuilt twice during the Hundred Years War to prevent English occupation.

The church served as a spiritual center for a monastic community following Augustinian traditions during the Middle Ages. Its layout still reflects the needs of this religious order, which shaped how the space was organized.

The building is located in a quiet area of the city and is easily accessible on foot. It is important to check local visiting conditions before arrival, as restoration work may affect access.

The church occupies a strategic position within the city's third medieval defensive wall, revealing its historical role in the settlement's protection. This placement demonstrates how religious and military functions were closely intertwined in medieval urban planning.

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Architectural style
Romanesque architecture
Address
rue de l'Ételon
GPS coordinates
47.90280,1.91783
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December 6, 2025 17:46
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