Dating back to the 7th century. Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois is an architecturally significant building representing Gothic, Romanesque, and Renaissance styles of architecture. This roman catholic church features a porch with a rose window and a railing that encircles the entire church making it a prominent feature of the structure. Various important treasures are housed in this church including Saint Germain’s wooden statue dating back to the 15th century, Saint-Vincent’s stone carved statue, a Flemish altarpiece made of wood, Isabelle of France’s stone sculpture and many others. Rebuilt several times, the church is worth a quick stop when in Paris.