Église Saint-Trophyme de Bormes-les-Mimosas, Catholic church in Bormes-les-Mimosas, France.
Église Saint-Trophyme is a Catholic church building in the medieval village of Bormes-les-Mimosas with white stone walls and large arched windows. It occupies a central location in the heart of the village and serves as a clear landmark for visitors exploring the area.
The previous church had deteriorated by 1771 and was no longer usable, prompting construction of a new church building in the village center. This replacement was completed in 1783 and resumed religious services.
The interior holds religious frescoes showing God the Father and a Virgin Mary altar with angels, artworks that were hidden beneath layers for a long time before being rediscovered. These painted images show the artistic care that went into making this a place of devotion.
The building is open daily to visitors without any entrance fee, making it a free stop while exploring the village. It sits on Rue Carnot and is easily reached on foot from the village center.
Since 1968, French presidents visiting the nearby Fort de Brégançon have attended special religious services at this location. This tradition links the small village sanctuary to the highest levels of French state affairs.
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