Best places: Religions in Paris, France

Intimate art nouveau chapel associated with Marian apparitions & housing several saints' relics.

Iconic, domed white church, completed in 1914, with interior mosaics, stained-glass windows & crypt.

Built between 1532–1632, this Gothic church features murals, sculptures & a large pipe organ.

Site of Rene Descartes' tomb, this church is an 11th-century reconstruction of an earlier monastery.

Ornate church combining gothic & Renaissance design & housing the shrine of Paris' patron saint.

Gothic religious edifice with striking Renaissance stained-glass windows & intricately carved pews.

👍👍 This church is barely seen from the street, but in fact it's really special place where you can meet Saint Vincent de Paul. It is a wonderful experience and I want to come back here! Do take time to pray and take in God's Holiness and the gift of His Saints!

Russian Orthodox church consecrated in 1861 & built with support from Tsar Alexander II.

👍👍 Awesome place of worship. 10am Sunday service is done in Franch and English.

This Gothic Catholic church building exhibits elements of 12th-, 15th- & 17th-century architecture.

Church & concert venue completed in 1842, conceived as a pantheon in honor of Napoleon's armies.

17th-century Roman Catholic place of worship with an ornate facade & naturally lit painted dome.

This ornate Catholic church was built in 1867 as part of Baron Haussmann's beautification of Paris.

17th-century Roman Catholic place of worship, built by Jesuits, with an ornate facade.

Neoclassical church from the early 19th century, with marble & gold interiors & an oak pulpit.

Gothic church on ancient worship site, begun in 1494 & home to renowned French musical dynasty.

17th/18th-century sculpture & paintings in a Baroque church where Diderot & Corneille are buried.

Neoclassical church founded in 1824, known for a gilded frieze portraying 160 saints in the nave.

Marble mosque with ornate square minaret, emerald-tiled courtyard & gardens, plus guided tours.

Dating back to the 12th century, this historic Catholic church is one of the oldest in Paris.