⛪ Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont
Gothic-Renaissance church in Paris's Latin Quarter
📌 Fast Facts
- Location: Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, 5th arrondissement, Paris
- Construction period: 1492–1626, spanning 134 years
- Architectural style: Late Gothic transitioning to Renaissance
- Notable feature: One of France's last monumental rood screens
Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont is a parish church in Paris's Latin Quarter that bridges two major architectural periods across its extended construction. Built between 1492 and 1626 over 134 years, the building demonstrates how stylistic movements evolved from late Gothic through Renaissance phases, with both periods integrated into a coherent design. As of 2026, the church remains an active Roman Catholic parish serving the local community while welcoming visitors to observe its architectural ...