References » churches in other countries
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Cathédrale Saint-Louis - La Rochelle/France
The cathedral is a three-aisle basilica with ambulatory, |
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Cathédrale Saint-François-de-Sales– Chambéry/Frankreich
The building dates from 15th century, when it was constructed as a Franciscan church. |
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Église Saint Cornély – Carnac/Frankreich
In the year 1960 the three nave renaissance church was classified as a historic building. On the west façade there is a statue of Saint Cornelius. The 40 m high church tower has a rectangular floor plan and a long pyramidal tip.
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Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Grudziądz/Poland
The basilica of Saint Nicholas in Grudziądz is a gothic brick church, which was built in the 13th and 14th century. Inside the church there are frescos of the 14th century, the romanesque font dates of the second half of the 13th century. The church was destroyed several times lastly in the Second Word War.
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Eglise Notre Dame, Belleville-sur-Saone/France
The Eglise Notre Dame de Belleville is a church of the 12th century. Originally it was a component of an Augustinian's abbey. The representations of the mortal sins on the capitals in the nave earn a special attention; also the geometrical motives which are in the Romanesque main porch of the actually Gothic church. The church received their tower in the 13th century. |
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Église Saint-Fridolin, Mulhouse / France
The church Saint Fridolin (Église Saint-Fridolin) is a Roman-Catholic parish church in Mülhausen. It shows the biggest and most important example of new-baroque sacred architecture in Alsace. |
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Eglise Saint-Louis de Vincennes, Saint-Mandé/France
Saint-Mandé is a French municipality, to the east of Paris. It belongs to the conurbation Île de France and lies in the northwest of the Départements Val-de-Marne. The Eglise to Saint-Louis de Vincennes belongs to it’s places of interest. It was built at the beginning of the 20th century. |
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Benedictine's abbey Kergonan/France
The foundation of this abbey goes back till 19th century, after several destructions the church was new established in 1968 and was consecrated in 1975 by the bishop of Vannes. |
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Eglise Saint-Laurent, Paris/France
The Eglise Saint-Laurent is a Late-Gothic church from the 15th century in 10. Arrondissement of Paris. It’s in the boulevard de Magenta, a largely invested street which belongs to the north south axis through Paris. The church attained fame as a temple of the marriage and the loyalty in the course of the French revolution. |
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Eglise La Trinité, Paris / France
The parish church "La Trinité" (Trinity church) lies in 9. Arrondissement of Paris. This church was build by order of the baron Haussmann in the 19th. Century in the style of the French Renaissance. The luxurious interior equipment is noteworthy. Here in 1869 the memorial service was held for Hector Berlioz. |
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Église Saint Joseph, Waterloo/Belgium
The Royal Chapel was consecrated February 19, 1690 by the vicar general of the archdiocese, in the presence of Governor General Marquis de Castanaga. At this time Belgium was part of the Spanish Netherlands. |
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Eglise Sainte Sixte, Genval/Belgium
Modern church situated in the south of Brussels |
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Benedictine's abbey Saint Mauritius and Saint Maurus, Clerf/Luxembourg
The Benedictine's abbey was built in 1909-1910 in the neoromanesque style with minster and crypt according to the model of the abbey Cluny and is a place of interest in the Grand Duchy Luxembourg. The abbey attained fame by their altars from the 16th century. |
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Protestant Church Kruiningen Netherlands |
Catholic Church San Marco Zagreb Croatia |
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Pilgrimage chapel Onze Lieve Vrouwe ter Nood Heiloo Netherlands |
Abbey Pierre-Qui-Vire |
Catholic Church Cakovec, |
Église Saint Géry in Rebecq, |
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Catholic church Soalheira, Portugal |
Catholic church Saint-Barthélémy in Gerardmer, France |
Catholic church Saint-Étienne in Cernay, France |
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