St. Andrew's Church, Châteauroux

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St. Andrew's Church, Châteauroux

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St. Andrew's Church, Châteauroux, Neo-Gothic church in Châteauroux, France.

The church spans 87 meters in length and 33 meters in width, with twin spires reaching a height of 68 meters above the ground.

Architect Alfred Dauvergne and builder Geoffroy Talichet constructed the church between 1870 and 1876, marking a period of urban development in Châteauroux.

The stained glass windows, created by the Lobin workshop in Tours during 1875-1876, demonstrate the regional craftsmanship of the late 19th century.

The church maintains regular opening hours and provides guided tours for visitors interested in exploring its architectural features and religious artifacts.

A monumental tapestry measuring 8.20 by 6.80 meters, commissioned for the church's inauguration in 1876, returned to its original location in 2011.

Location: Châteauroux

Inception: 1869

Architects: Alfred Dauvergne

Address: 79B, place Voltaire 36000 Châteauroux

Phone: +33254341270

GPS coordinates: 46.81190,1.69924

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:46

Tourism in Châteauroux: historic monuments, museums, and parks

Châteauroux features architectural heritage reflecting its medieval and religious past. The Château Raoul, a 10th-century fortress located on the heights above the Indre river, is next to the Cordeliers Convent, a 13th-century Franciscan building now used for contemporary art exhibitions. History enthusiasts will also enjoy the Hôtel Bertrand Museum, the former residence of General Bertrand with Napoleonic collections, and the US Air Force Museum, which traces American military presence in the city between 1951 and 1967. The city combines this historic heritage with leisure spaces accessible to families. The Belle Isle Leisure Base spans 18 hectares around a pond and features sports fields and playgrounds. The Public Garden, a four-hectare park in the city center, offers flowering lawns and shaded areas. The 19th-century market halls host a market where local products and specialties are showcased. Between Roman monuments like the Saint-André Church from the 12th century and modern recreational facilities, Châteauroux invites exploration of different facets of Berry.

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