Église Saint-Fiacre de Nancy

The Saint-Fiacre Church features four altars and displays architectural elements characteristic of 19th-century religious buildings in northeastern France.

Architect Prosper Morey designed this religious edifice, which opened its doors to worshippers in November 1855, replacing an older church from 1721.

The church honors Saint Fiacre, who holds significance in French religious traditions as the guardian of gardeners and horticulturists.

Visitors can observe the church's great organs, renovated between 1974 and 1976 while maintaining the original pipes from 1856.

The founding priest Joseph Simonin, who financed one-third of the construction costs, rests beneath the church's choir area.

Location: Nancy

Inception: August 29, 1853

Architects: Prosper Morey

Official opening: November 1855

GPS coordinates: 48.70110,6.17172

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:56