Église Saint-Denys d'Arcueil, Gothic church in Arcueil, France.

Église Saint-Denys d'Arcueil is a church in Arcueil featuring a rectangular plan with nine bays and a central nave flanked by two side aisles. Cylindrical columns support the structure and display carved capitals decorated with animal figures and narrative scenes.

The church was built in two phases between 1220 and 1250, with the choir completed first in the initial stage. The nave and connected sections followed during the second building phase.

The carved capitals on the columns display scenes from religious stories, showing how medieval craftspeople told their tales through stone. These details were meant for visitors who could not read and needed to understand biblical narratives through images.

The church is located at 32 Rue Émile Raspail in Arcueil, close to the RER B Arcueil-Cachan train station, making it easy to reach by public transport. Visitors should plan their visit outside of service times to explore the building in peace.

The 2012–2013 restoration and terrace works led to archaeological excavations that uncovered the foundations of the 13th–14th-century north aisle, cut through earlier High Middle Ages burials, some oriented differently from the 12th–13th-century church.