List of church buildings in Paris

The Sacré-Cœur Basilica on Montmartre is one of the most important churches in the city of Paris.

The list of church buildings in Paris lists the church buildings in the French capital, Paris, divided by denomination .

Roman Catholic churches and chapels

The area of ​​the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Paris is congruent with the boundaries of the city, so that in the following a list of all churches in the Archdiocese takes place at the same time.

Arr.	image	Interior	Surname	construction time	Notes / architectural style
I.			Saint-Eustache ( location )	16th century	Important church in the transition between late Gothic and Renaissance.
I.			Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois (Paris) ( location )	15th century
I.			Saint-Leu-Saint Gilles ( location )	14th century
I.			Saint-Roch ( location )	17th century
I.			Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption ( location )	1670-1670	Baroque central building; Seat of the Polish-speaking Roman Catholic community.
II.			Notre-Dame-de-Bonne-Nouvelle ( location )	19th century
II.			Notre-Dame-des-Victoires ( location )	17./18. Jht.
II.			Center Saint-Paul ( location )	2005	Celebration of Holy Mass according to the Tridentine rite .
III.			Saint-Denys-du-Sacrement ( location )	1826-1835	Classicist church building
III.			St-Nicolas-des-Champs ( location )	15th century
III.			Sainte-Élisabeth ( location )	17th century
IV.			Notre-Dame-de-Paris cathedral ( location )	1163-1345	Important early Gothic cathedral and episcopal church of the Archdiocese of Paris and the national church of France.
IV.			Notre-Dame-des-Blancs-Manteaux ( location )	17th century
IV.			Saint-Louis-en-l'Île ( location )	17th century
IV.			Saint-Gervais-Saint-Protais ( location )	1494-1621	Due to the longer construction period of the Gothic church, elements of the Renaissance and Baroque can already be found, especially in the west.
IV.			Saint-Merry ( location )	16th century	Late Gothic parish church
IV.			Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis ( location )	17th century
V.			Saint-Étienne-du-Mont ( location )	16th century	Important church building in the transition phase between late Gothic and Renaissance
V.			Saint-Jaques-du-Haut-Pas ( location )	17th century
V.			Saint-Médard ( location )	15./16. Jht.
V.			Saint-Séverin ( location )	13./15. Jht.
V.			Val-de-Grâce ( location )	1645-1667	Church building in Renaissance style based on St. Peter's Basilica .
V.			Saint-Nicolas-du-Chardonnet ( location )	17./18. Jht.	Church building of the Society of St. Pius X.
VI.			Notre-Dame-des-Champs ( location )	19th century
VI.			Saint-Germain-des-Prés ( location )	11-17. Jht.
VI.			Saint-Sulpice ( location )	17./18. Jht.	Second largest church in Paris; An important organ by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll
VI.			Saint-Ignace ( location )	1855	Jesuit monastery church
VI.			Saint-Joseph-des-Carmes ( location )	17th century	Baroque church building based on the model of the Il Gesù church in Rome .
VI.			Chapelle Notre-Dame-des-Anges ( location )
VII.			Saint-François-Xavier ( location )	17th century
VII.			Saint-Pierre-du-Gros-Caillou ( location )	18th century
VII.			Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin ( location )	17./18. Jht.
VII.			Sainte-Clotilde ( location )	1846-1856	Neo-Gothic parish church with a double tower facade
VII.			Saint-Louis-des-Invalides cathedral ( location )	1676/77	Cathedral of the French military diocese
VII.			Chapelle de l'Épiphanie ( location )	1683	Baroque church building
VII.			Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Médaille-Miraculeuse ( location )	1830	Originally a monastery church in the mother house of the Sisters of Mercy of Vincent von Paul
VIII.			Saint-André-de-l'Europe ( location )	1860
VIII.			Saint-Augustin ( location )	1860-1871
VIII.			Saint-Philippe-du-Roule ( location )	1772-1784
VIII.			Sainte-Marie-Madeleine ( location )	1842	Important classical sacred building
VIII.			Chapelle Notre-Dame-de'l-Annonciation ( location )		Church of the Dominican Order
VIII.			Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Consolation ( location )	1901	New baroque church building
VIII.			Chapelle du Corpus-Christi ( location )		also known as Saint-Sacrement
IX.			Notre-Dame-de-Lorette ( location )	1823-1836	In the style of the neo-renaissance
IX.			Saint-Eugène-Sainte-Cécile ( location )	1854/55	A special feature of the neo-Gothic church is the use of steel in pillars and vaults.
IX.			Saint-Louis-d'Antin ( location )	18th century	Capuchin monastery church
IX.			Sainte-Trinité ( location )	1861-1867
X.			Saint-Joseph-Artisan ( location )	19th century	Neo-Gothic parish church
X.			Saint-Laurent ( location )	15-18 Jht.
X.			Saint-Martin-des-Champs ( location )	1856	Not to be confused with the secularized monastery church of St-Martin-des-Champs in the III. Arrondissement!
X.			Saint-Vincent-de-Paul ( location )	1824-1844
XI.			Bon Pasteur ( location )	1972	The low church building is in the back yard on Rue de Charonne
XI.			Notre-Dame-d'Espérance ( location )	1997
XI.			Notre-Dame-du-Perpétuel-Secours ( location )	1892-1896	Neo-Gothic parish church
XI.			Saint-Ambroise ( location )	1863-1868
XI.			Saint-Joseph-des-Nations ( location )	1867-1874	Neo-Romanesque parish church
XI.			Sainte-Marguerite ( location )	17th century	Various extensions in later years
XI.			Sainte-Famille ( location )	1970s	Church of the Roman Catholic Italian-speaking Parish
XI.			Notre-Dame-Réconciliatrice ( location )	1995	Church of the Roman Catholic Community Sri Lanka
XII.			Immaculée-Conception ( location )	1875
XII.			Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativitée de Bercy ( location )	19th century
XII.			Saint-Antoine-des-Quinze-Vingts ( location )	1903
XII.			Saint-Éloi ( location )	1968
XII.			Saint-Esprit ( location )	1928-1935	Church building in neo-Byzantine style
XII.			Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix ( location )	1841
XIII.			Notre-Dame-de-la-Gare ( location )	1859	Neo-Romanesque parish church
XIII.			Saint-Albert-le-Grand ( location )	1968	Not to be confused with the German-speaking Roman Catholic. Parish of St. Albertus Magnus in the 16th arrondissement.
XIII.			Saint-Hippolyte ( location )	1909-1924	Neo-Gothic parish church
XIII.			Saint-Jean-des-Deux-Moulins ( location )	~ 1970	Integrated into a larger house.
XIII.			Saint-Marcel ( location )	1966
XIII.			Sainte-Anne de la Butte-aux-Cailles ( location )	1898-1912
XIII.			Sainte-Rosalie ( location )	1898-1912
XIV.			Notre-Dame-du-Rosaire ( location )	1910/11
XIV.			Notre-Dame-du-Travail ( location )	1899-1902	A special feature of the church is the visible use of steel as a structural and decorative element.
XIV.			Saint-Dominique ( location )	1910-1920
XIV.			Saint-Pierre de Montrouge ( location )	1863-1872
XIV.			Saint-Joseph de Cluny ( location )		Neo-Gothic church building; Monastery church of the Joseph Sisters of Cluny
XIV.			Chapelle de l'Hôpital Saint-Joseph ( location )		Neo-Romanesque church building
XIV.			Chapelle Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc ( location )		Neo-Gothic church building
XIV.			Chapelle Saint-Paul ( location )
XIV.			Chapelle Saint-Yves ( location )	1925
XV.			Notre-Dame-de-l'Arche-d'Alliance ( location )	1986-1998
XV.			Notre-Dame-de-la-Salette ( location )	1965	Church building in the style of brutalism
XV.			Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth ( location )	1935
XV.			Saint-Antoine-de-Padoue ( location )	1933-1935	Church building in the style of brick expressionism
XV.			Saint-Christophe-de-Javel ( location )	1926
XV.			Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Grenelle ( location )	1824-1828
XV.			Saint-Jean-Baptiste-de-La-Salle ( location )	1909
XV.			Saint-Lambert de Vaugirard ( location )	1846-1853	Neo-Romanesque church building
XV.			Saint-Léon ( location )	1924/25
XV.			Sainte-Rita ( location )	1900	Neo-Gothic church building
XVI.			Notre-Dame-d'Auteuil ( location )	1884	Church building in neo-Romanesque-Byzantine style
XVI.			Sainte-Bernadette ( location )	1930s
XVI.			Notre-Dame-de-Grâce de Passy (Old Church) ( location )	1846-1875
XVI.			Notre-Dame-de-Grâce de Passy (New Church) ( Location )	1956-1961
XVI.			Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Passy ( location )	~ 1900
XVI.			Saint-François de Molitor ( location )	2005	Youngest Roman Catholic Church of the city
XVI.			Saint-Honoré-d'Eylau (Old Church) ( location )	1852
XVI.			Saint-Honoré-d'Eylau (New Church) ( location )	1886
XVI.			Saint-Pierre-de-Chaillot ( location )	1931-1938
XVI.			Sainte-Jeanne-de-Chantal ( location )	1956
XVI.			St. Albertus Magnus ( location )	19th century / 1953	Church of the German-speaking Roman Catholic Local community; not to be confused with the church of Saint-Albert-le-Grand in the 13th century. Arrondisement.
XVI.			Chapelle Sainte-Thérèse de la fondation d'Auteuil ( location )	1923-1925	Neo-Gothic church building
XVI.			Chapelle Notre-Dame du Saint Sacrement ( location )	1898-1900	Neo-Gothic church building and monastery church of the Servantes du Très-Saint-Sacrement
XVI.			Coeur-Immaculé-de-Marie ( location )		Church of the Roman Catholic Spanish-speaking Parish
XVII.			Notre-Dame-de-Compassion ( location )	1842/43
XVII.			Saint-Charles-de-Monceau ( location )	1896
XVII.			Saint-Ferdinand-des-Ternes ( location )	1957
XVII.			Saint-François-de-Sales (Old Church) ( location )	19th century
XVII.			Saint-François-de-Sales (New Church) ( location )	1911-1913
XVII.			Saint-Joseph-des-Épinettes ( location )	1909/10
XVII.			Saint-Michel des Batignolles ( location )	1913-1938
XVII.			Sainte-Marie des Batignolles ( location )	1826-1829
XVII.			Sainte-Odile ( location )	1934-1939	Church building in neo-Byzantine style
XVII.			Maison Ozanam ( location )	2015
XVIII.			Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre ( location )	1875-1914	Important pilgrimage basilica in neo-Romanesque-Byzantine style
XVIII.			Notre-Dame de Clignancourt ( location )	1859-1863	neo-Romanesque parish church
XVIII.			Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Conseil ( location )	1898	neo-Gothic parish church
XVIII.			Saint-Bernard de la Chapelle ( location )	1858-1861	neo-Gothic parish church
XVIII.			Saint-Denys de la Chapelle ( location )	12th century
XVIII.			Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc ( location )	1930/1964	In the immediate vicinity of Saint-Denys de la Chapelle
XVIII.			Saint-Jean de Montmartre ( location )	1894/1904
XVIII.			Saint-Pierre de Montmartre ( location )	12th century	late Romanesque church
XVIII.			Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul ( location )	1964
XVIII.			Sainte-Geneviève des Grandes-Carrières ( location )	1888-1911	neo-Romanesque church
XVIII.			Sainte-Hélène ( location )	1933/34
XIX.			Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption des Buttes-Chaumont ( location )	1960
XIX.			Notre-Dame-des-Foyers ( location )	1964-1967
XIX.			Notre-Dame-de-Fatima ( location )	1951-1954
XIX.			Saint-François-d'Assise ( location )	1914-1919
XIX.			Saint-Georges de la Villette ( location )	1873	Neo-Romanesque parish church
XIX.			Saint-Jacques-Saint-Christophe de la Villette ( location )	1841-1844
XIX.			Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Belleville ( location )	1854-1859	Neo-Gothic parish church
XIX.			Saint-Luc ( location )	1999
XIX.			Sainte-Claire ( location )	1956-1958
XIX.			Sainte-Colette des Buttes-Chaumont ( location )	1992	Integrated into a larger residential building.
XX.			Cœur-Eucharistique-de-Jésus ( location )	1938
XX.			Notre-Dame-de-la-Croix de Ménilmontant ( location )	1863-1880	Neo-Romanesque parish church and one of the largest churches in Paris.
XX.			Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes ( location )	1980	Integrated into a larger residential building (or its backyard).
XX.			Notre-Dame des Otages ( location )	1938
XX.			Saint-Cyrille-Saint-Méthode ( location )	1963
XX.			Saint-Charles ( location )		Church or chapel of the neighboring Hôpital Crois Saint-Simon clinic
XX.			Saint-Gabriel ( location )	~ 1930
XX.			Saint-Germain de Charonne ( location )	15th century	Gothic church building
XX.			Saint-Jean-Bosco ( location )	1933-1937	Church building in the style of Art Deco
X.			Chapelle de l'Hôpital Tenon ( location )		Neo-Romanesque church building

Protestant churches

Arr.	image	Interior	Surname	construction time	Notes / architectural style
I.			Temple Protestant de l'Oratoire du Louvre ( location )	1616-1624	Protestant since 1811.
IV.			Temple Protestant du Marais ( location )	1634	Protestant since 1803.
IV.			Église Protestant des Bilettes ( location )	1756-1758	Protestant since 1810.
V.			Église Protestant Saint-Marcel ( location )
VI.			Église Protestant de Luxembourg ( location )	1857	The term Luxembourg does not mean the Grand Duchy, but the Paris quarter of Luxembourg.
VII.			Temple Protestant de Pentemont ( location )	1753-1766
VII.			Saint-Jean-Évangeliste ( location )	1910/11
VII.			American Church ( location )	1926-1931	Neo-Gothic church building
VIII.			Église Protestante du Saint-Esprit ( location )	1865
VIII.			Frederikskirken ( location )	1955	Church of the Protestant Danish-speaking community
VIII.			Église écossaise ( location )	2002	Church of the Evangelical Scottish Congregation
IX.			Temple Protestant de la Rédemption ( location )	1821-1825
IX.			Christ Church ( location )	1894	Church of the Protestant German-speaking community
IX.			Chapelle Taitbout ( location )	1840
IX.			Temple Milton ( location )
XI.			Temple Protestant du Foyer de l'Âme ( location )	1907	The church is in a back yard.
XI.			Église Protestant du Bon-Secours ( location )	1895/1896
XIII.			Église Protestant de Port-Royal ( location )	1898
XIII.			Église Protestant de la Trinité ( location )	1888	Neo-Gothic church building
XIV.			Temple de Montparnasse-Plaisance ( location )	1879
XV.			Église Protestant de la resurrection ( location )
XV.			Église luthérienne du Saint-Sauveur ( location )
XVI.			Temple Protestant de l'Annonciation ( location )	1891
XVI.			Église Réformée d'Auteuil ( location )	1931
XVII.			Temple Protestant des Batignolles ( location )	1898	Neo-Romanesque church building
XVII.			Temple Protestant de l'Ascension ( location )	~ 1890
XVII.			Temple Protestant de l'Étoile ( location )	1874
XVII.			Temple Protestant des Ternes ( location )
XVII.			Église suédoise ( location )	1626	Church of the Protestant Swedish-speaking community
XVIII.			Saint-Paul de Montmartre ( location )	1896-1897
XIX.			Église Protestant Saint-Pierre ( location )	~ 1900
XX.			Église Protestant de Belleville ( location )	1877
XX.			Temple de Béthanie ( location )	1904

Orthodox churches

Arr.	image	Interior	Surname	Denomination	construction time	Notes / architectural style
V.			Saints Archanges Cathedral ( location )	Romanian Orthodox	1374	The church is the cathedral of the archbishopric of the Orthodox parishes of Romanian tradition in Western Europe
VII.			Trinity Cathedral ( location )	Russian Orthodox	2016	The cathedral is the headquarters of the Russian Orthodox Diocese of Korsun
VIII.			Alexander Nevsky Cathedral ( location )	Russian Orthodox	1859-1861	The cathedral is the headquarters of the Archdiocese of Orthodox Parishes of Russian Tradition in Western Europe
IX.			Sanits-Constantin-et-Hélène ( location )	Greek Orthodox
XV.			Saint-Séraphin-de-Sarov ( location )	Russian Orthodox	1933
XV.			Trois-Saints-Docteurs ( location )	Russian Orthodox	1931
XVI.			Saint-Etienne cathedral ( location )	Greek Orthodox	1898	The cathedral is the headquarters of the Greek Orthodox metropolis of France.
XVIII.			Saint-Sava ( location )	Serbian Orthodox	~ 1900
XIX.			Saint-Serge ( location )	Russian Orthodox	1924
XX.			Notre-Dame-des-Coptes ( location )	Coptic Orthodox	2012

Church buildings of other denominations

Arr.	image	Interior	Surname	Denomination	construction time	Notes / architectural style
VII.			Baptist Church ( location )	Baptist	~ 1900
VIII.			Cathédrale américaine de Paris ( location )	Anglican	1882-1886	Neo-Gothic church building and bishopric of the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe
VIII.			Saint-Michael's ( Location )	Anglican
X.			Sainte-Marie ( location )	Old Catholic Church of the Mariavites	????
XI.			New Apostolic Church ( location )	New Apostolic	????
XII.			Baptist Church ( location )	Baptist
XVIII.			Église du Tabernacle ( location )	Baptist

Secularized church buildings

Arr.	image	Interior	Surname	construction time	Notes / architectural style
I.			Sainte-Chapelle ( location )	1244-1248	Important Gothic chapel in the Palais de la Cité
III.			Saint-Martin-des-Champs ( location )	12./13. Jht.	Former abbey church, now the seat of the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers.
VII.			Invalides Cathedral ( location )	1679-1708	In 1840 it was converted into the burial place of Napoleon Bonaparte .
VII.			Chapelle de l'Hôpital Laennec ( location )
VIII.			Chapelle expiatoire ( location )	1816	Memorial chapel for King Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette

Web links

Commons : Church building in Paris  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ All Roman Catholic Parishes on the website of the Archdiocese of Paris

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