Église de la Mission de France, Catholic church in 1st arrondissement, Marseille, France
The Église de la Mission de France is a church building located on Rue du Tapis-Vert with a classical facade and interior furnishings in the southern French style. The structure displays typical features of regional religious architecture with traditional proportions and design elements.
The building received official recognition as a monument historique inscrit in 1965, securing its place among the city's protected architectural landmarks. This designation ensures the preservation of its historical and structural integrity for future generations.
Located in a neighborhood where different communities intersect, the church maintains regular religious services while preserving architectural traditions of southern France.
The church is open during standard worship hours and sits in an easily accessible part of the city. Visitors can explore the area on foot or use public transportation to reach the site.
The structure represents one of the 14 percent of historically protected monuments in Bouches-du-Rhône, contributing to Marseille's architectural diversity.
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