Church | 1838 | Neoclassical | Catholic Church

In St Remacle, Jacques Stotzem will tell you the wonderful story of fingerpicking, accompanied by live music. A rare event with a limited number of places, for a slightly more ‘intimate’ evening.
Saint-Remacle Church, built in 1838, is modelled on Roman basilicas. The limestone façade is dominated by a square tower. Inside, there is a coffered ceiling, a pulpit made of solid oak decorated with statues of Saints Raymond, Edward and Remacle, and an imposing marble high altar surrounded by four large statues depicting the Church Fathers in the chancel. An exhibition will show you how a church serves artists and the local community by hosting cultural events, providing a place to socialise or offering opportunities to discover artistic practices.
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