Église Saint-Vincent du Havre

The Saint-Vincent Church displays rounded arches, massive stone walls, and symmetrical towers characteristic of nineteenth-century religious architecture in northern France.

Architect Charles Robert completed this religious structure in 1882, during a period when French architects sought to recreate medieval architectural elements in new constructions.

The church maintains regular religious services while representing an important example of nineteenth-century architectural practices preserved in the cultural heritage inventory.

Visitors can access the church through its main entrance on Rue de Verdun, with guided tours available during specified hours throughout the week.

The church's stone facade includes specific architectural elements that demonstrate the transition between medieval designs and modern construction techniques of the 1880s.

Location: Le Havre

Inception: 1882

Architects: Charles Robert

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 49.49670,0.09680

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:52