Église réformée du Saint-Esprit

The Protestant Temple of the Holy Spirit features neoclassical architecture with columns, a pediment, and a bell tower at its entrance.

Built between 1862 and 1865 by architect Theodore Ballu, this structure stands as the first Reformed temple constructed in the French capital.

The temple serves as a central gathering point for the Protestant community, offering religious services and educational facilities through its integrated schools.

Located at the intersection of rue Roquépine and rue d'Astorg, the building includes a worship hall, sacristy, library, and separate schools.

The interior features a colorful glass ceiling from 1905 that illuminates the oak-paneled prayer hall and its surrounding balconies.

Location: 8th arrondissement of Paris

Inception: 1865

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Website: https://templedusaintesprit.fr

GPS coordinates: 48.87323,2.31989

Latest update: August 27, 2025 17:08