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Church of Saint-Eustache in Paris
Great organ of Église Saint-Eustache, Paris. Organ by Van den Heuvel, 1989; organ case made after a design by Victor Baltard.
Church of Saint-Eustache (stained glass window donated in 1945 in honor of the "French Charcuterie Society" founded in 1809; it is located in the Saint-André Chapel) - Paris 1st arrondissement.
Saint-Eustache Church, Paris: Nativity.
Saint-Eustache Church (Rose window of the north transept, 19th century) - Paris 1st.
St. Eustache Church (stained glass) - Paris 1st. Stained glass window of the Saint-Louis chapel: the education of Louis IX.
Antoine Soulignac, Saint Jerome and Saint Ambrose, 1631, stained glass window in the choir of Saint-Eustache Church, Paris.
Church of Saint-Eustache (Paris, France).
Church of Saint-Eustache (Chapel of the Crucifixion) - Paris 1st arrondissement
Church of Saint-Eustache (bas-relief depicting Saint Cecilia) - Paris 1st arrondissement
The tomb of Jean-Baptiste Colbert, by Antoine Coysevox and Jean-Baptiste Tuby, 1687, in Saint-Eustache's church, Paris, France.
Saint-Eustache Church (pulpit) - Paris 1st arrondissement
The Chapel of the Virgin in the Church of St Eustache, Paris, France.
Saint-Eustache Church (banc d'œuvre, c.1720) - Paris 1st arrondissement. The banc d'œuvre was executed by Pierre Lepautre after designs by Sylvain Cartaud; at the top of the bench is the Triumph of Saint Agnes.
The interior of the Church of St Eustace in Paris, France, with the pulpit on the left, the pipe organ at the top center, and on the right, a bench work by Pierre Lepautre based on designs by Sylvain Cartaud.
The interior of the Church of St Eustace, Paris, France.
St-Eustache, 2006, David Monniaux.
Church of Saint-Eustache in Paris
Great organ of Église Saint-Eustache, Paris. Organ by Van den Heuvel, 1989; organ case made after a design by Victor Baltard.
Church of Saint-Eustache (stained glass window donated in 1945 in honor of the "French Charcuterie Society" founded in 1809; it is located in the Saint-André Chapel) - Paris 1st arrondissement.
Saint-Eustache Church, Paris: Nativity.
Saint-Eustache Church (Rose window of the north transept, 19th century) - Paris 1st.
St. Eustache Church (stained glass) - Paris 1st. Stained glass window of the Saint-Louis chapel: the education of Louis IX.
Antoine Soulignac, Saint Jerome and Saint Ambrose, 1631, stained glass window in the choir of Saint-Eustache Church, Paris.
Church of Saint-Eustache (Paris, France).
Church of Saint-Eustache (Chapel of the Crucifixion) - Paris 1st arrondissement
Church of Saint-Eustache (bas-relief depicting Saint Cecilia) - Paris 1st arrondissement
The tomb of Jean-Baptiste Colbert, by Antoine Coysevox and Jean-Baptiste Tuby, 1687, in Saint-Eustache's church, Paris, France.
Saint-Eustache Church (pulpit) - Paris 1st arrondissement
The Chapel of the Virgin in the Church of St Eustache, Paris, France.
Saint-Eustache Church (banc d'œuvre, c.1720) - Paris 1st arrondissement. The banc d'œuvre was executed by Pierre Lepautre after designs by Sylvain Cartaud; at the top of the bench is the Triumph of Saint Agnes.
The interior of the Church of St Eustace in Paris, France, with the pulpit on the left, the pipe organ at the top center, and on the right, a bench work by Pierre Lepautre based on designs by Sylvain Cartaud.
The interior of the Church of St Eustace, Paris, France.
St-Eustache, 2006, David Monniaux.

Church of Saint Eustache

Paris, France

The Church of Saint Eustache stands in the Les Halles area, drawing attention with its grand size and remarkable architecture. Built over several centuries, the church blends late Gothic style with touches of Renaissance design, especially visible on its striking front façade. Construction finished in the 17th century, giving the building its unique mix of historical details.

Impressive Features and Interior

Despite its relatively short length, the church boasts an interior height of more than 30 meters. This towering space allows for tall stained glass windows that fill the church with colored light. Visitors can also admire a variety of paintings and decorations throughout the church. One of the standout features inside is France's largest church organ, with an impressive 8,000 pipes creating powerful music during services and concerts.

Art and Atmosphere Outside

In front of the church’s southern façade sits the sculpture Écoute. This modern piece of art, shaped like an oversized human head, attracts visitors and photographers alike. Over time, it has become a well-known photo spot in the area, adding a playful touch to the historic surroundings.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Eustache,_Paris
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