Church St. Anne of Montpellier, former religious building of Montpellier, France
The church of St. Anne in Montpellier is a parish church built in the Gothic Revival architectural style in southern France. The building rises to a height of 69 meters and is officially recognized as part of the cultural heritage inventory.
The church was built in the 1800s during the Gothic Revival movement that reshaped European religious architecture. It was constructed to serve the growing spiritual needs of Montpellier's expanding community.
The church is easily accessible on foot and located in a central area of Montpellier with good walkability. Visitors can explore it during daylight hours, and the building also serves as an exhibition space for cultural events and displays.
The interior displays remarkable decorative details characteristic of the Gothic Revival movement, revealing how 19th-century craftsmanship merged with spiritual design. Its 69-meter height makes it a striking landmark in Montpellier's skyline, visible from various parts of the city.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
