Churches

• In one of the oldest parishes of the Waasland stands in the middle of the town square the gothic Saint Peter church.

  Saint Peter

  9150 Bazel (Kruibeke)

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• This 16th-century church with its massive porch bell tower was restored in the 19th century by Louis Normand...

  Saint Hilary

  62270 Frévent

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• The church of Saint Marien in Vic-sur-Seille has been classified as a Historic Monument since 2015. Outside there are tombstones from the old cemetery, while inside the choir of the building is decorated with the woodwork of the 18th century Salival Abbey.

  Saint Marien

  57630 Vic-sur-Seille

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• In the heart of the Alpes mancelles, on its rocky outcrop overlooking the meandering Sarthe, the church has watched over one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in France’ for almost 1,000 years.

  Saint Senericus

  61250 Saint-Céneri-le-Gérei

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• Neo-Gothic church of the first reconstruction with the particularity of being formed by two churches forming a cross, an innovative reinterpretation of the former vanished flamboyant and baroque church.

  Saint Nicholas

  62450 Bapaume

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• Enter the only art deco church protected as a Historic Monument in the southern Artois...

  Our Lady of Rocquigny

  62450 Rocquigny

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• In Marquenterre, a few kilometres from the seaside resort of Le Crotoy, the Church of Saint-Firmin reveals itself.

  Saint Fermin

  80550 Le Crotoy

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• Saint Martin de Bousbecque, a Flemish church to discover.

  Saint Martin

  59166 Bousbecque

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• The church of Moyenvic was completely rebuilt after the bombardments of the Second World War by the Parisian architect Gil Bureau.

  Saint Pient, Saint Agen, Saint Columba

  57630 Moyenvic

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• Step inside the church of Notre-Dame de Montmirail, a Petite Cité de Caractère (Small Town of Character) which, as its name suggests, dominates the Perche region of Sarthe. Built between the 12th and 16th centuries, it harmoniously blends Romanesque and Gothic styles and preserves a remarkable architectural heritage, reflecting the religious and seigneurial history of the town.

  Our Lady of the Assumption

  72320 Montmirail

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• Discover the former abbey of Liessies by visiting the Saint John's church.

  Saint John

  59740 Liessies

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• Just a few kilometres from Valenciennes, the charming village of Quérénaing invites you to take a break from nature.

  Saint Landelin

  59269 Quérénaing

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• A sublime art deco exterior is added to the sober and elegant interior of this 19th century village church.

  Saint Martin

  62370 Nortkerque

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• A 16th century church in the heart of a village in the Avesnois.

  Saint Paul

  59740 Clairfayts

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• An art deco church on the road to Cambrai

  Saint Martin

  62118 Monchy-le-Preux

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• Nestling in the centre of the town of Coutiches, in the heart of the Pévèle region, the present-day church, rebuilt in a neo-Romanesque style in the 19th century, perpetuates the Belgian cult of Notre-Dame de Foy. The cult dates back to the early 17th century, when a woodcutter discovered by chance a statuette of the Virgin, placed in the hollow of an oak tree by a pilgrim two centuries earlier.

  Our Lady of Foy

  59310 Coutiches

  Closed

• The church of Hautecloque is one of the so-called « second reconstruction » churches. Effectively, under its 16th century appearance it dates from 1959 and is the only “identical” reconstruction in the diocese.

  Saint Leodegar

  62130 Hautecloque

  Closed

• Astonishing church built by Clovis Normand in the 19th century, which offers a unique architectural element in the north of France: its elegant and complex exposed structure.

  Our Lady of the Sands

  62600 Berck-sur-Mer

  Closed

• Romanesque pilgrimage church on the road to Cluny.

  Saint Maria

  71240 Beaumont-sur-Grosne

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• The church of Notre Dame of Montfarville, at the extreme point of the department of the Manche.

  Our Lady

  50760 Montfarville

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• Former collegiate church of the hall church type and of flamboyant Gothic style, largely modified in the 16th century and then more slightly in the 19th century. The plan and architecture are simple but the building is bathed in light through the large stained glass windows of Charles Lorin's studio (1930s).

  Saint Stephen

  55300 Saint-Mihiel

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• A small village in the Avenois, on the Belgian frontier, Cousolre was the birthplace of St. Aldegund, patron saint of Mauberge, in the 6th century.

  Saint Martin

  59149 Cousolre

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• This neo-Gothic church was rebuilt after the Great War on the ruins of the previous one. Simple and unadorned, it is nonetheless charming. 

  Our Lady of Good News

  62000 Arras

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• Our Lady of Avioth, which became a basilica in 1993, is also known as ‘the cathedral of the fields’. This masterpiece of flamboyant Gothic architecture is surprisingly large, standing in the centre of a small village in the Nord-Meusien region, in the heart of the former county of Chiny, close to Orval Abbey and the citadel of Montmédy.

  Our Lady

  55600 Avioth

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• The largest Romanesque church north of Paris.

  Saint Omer

  62190 Lillers

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• In the commune of Muncq-Nieurlet, in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional des Caps et Marais d'Opale, the charming Saint-Joseph church offers a moment of serenity in the footsteps of a bishop...

  Saint Joseph

  62890 Muncq-Nieurlet

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• At the gateway to Perche and Beauce, the church of this Petite Cité de Caractère® invites you to discover its splendid Gothic architecture, dating back to the 13th century.

  Our Lady

  28800 Bonneval

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• A 17th-century church at the gateway to the Mormal Forest.

  Saint Saviour

  59244 Cartignies

  Closed