Saint-Séverin, Medieval church in Paris
Saint-Séverin stands as an emblematic example of the flamboyant Gothic architectural style.
The history of Saint-Séverin stretches back to the early 13th century.
It is known for its ancient stained glass windows and impressive organ concerts.
Visitors can explore the church, appreciating the serene atmosphere and intricate designs.
Its twisting column, known as the 'twisted pillar', showcases exceptional craftsmanship.
Location: 5th arrondissement of Paris
Architectural style: Flamboyant
Website: saint-severin.com
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Saint-Séverin stands as an emblematic example of the flamboyant Gothic architectural style.
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