Église Saint-Gervais is a place of worship that has witnessed the history of Paris for many centuries. The church we see today was built after the 1490s on the site of two ancient churches. As it has been refurbished multiple times till today, you will get to see the facade representing French baroque style, medieval carved choir stalls, stained glass windows from the 16th century along with sculptures dating back to the 17th century. The organ used by the famous Louis Couperin as well as his nephew François Couperin can also be seen here. Do stop by to appreciate this ancient beauty.

• Maintain tranquility in the church.
• Be decently dressed.

• Entry is free.

• Nearest metro station: Hotel de Ville

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