Église Saint-Lucien de Méru

The Saint-Lucien church features a cruciform plan with an unvaulted nave, side aisles, two transepts, and a two-bay choir with sacristy.

The church's construction spans from the late 11th century to 1678, with the Gothic choir replacing an earlier sanctuary during the first Gothic period.

The church houses four historically classified elements, including a tomb scene with six independent statues and notable representations of the Virgin Mary.

Saint-Lucien church serves as the main place of worship for the Méru-les-Sablons parish, holding Sunday mass at 11:00 AM for nine surrounding municipalities.

The church contains a Romanesque bell tower hidden in the attic, featuring twin bays enhanced by small columns on the first floor.

Location: Méru

Inception: 1678

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 49.23612,2.13429

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:08