Église Sainte-Trinité, church located in Mayenne, in France
Église Sainte-Trinité is a church in central Château-Gontier-sur-Mayenne with a limestone facade featuring lateral buttresses and a central rose window above the entrance. The building displays a straightforward architectural style with clear lines typical of religious structures in this region.
The building was constructed in the 17th century for the Ursuline order and received historical monument status in 1969. This classification recognized its architectural value and importance to the town's heritage.
The church serves as a gathering place for regular worship and remains central to the spiritual life of the local community. Its dedication to the Trinity reflects the faith traditions that have shaped this area for centuries.
The church entrance is at 4 Rue Horeau with parking available in the adjacent square. Visitors should check opening times as they may vary depending on services or special occasions.
The building forms an architectural ensemble with the adjacent former Ursuline convent, showing how religious communities were historically organized together. This spatial connection helps visitors understand the historical relationship between convent and church.
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