Churches in Paris

Churches in Paris are historic religious buildings, primarily Roman Catholic, reflecting centuries of architectural, artistic, and cultural developments. Iconic examples include Notre-Dame, known for its Gothic design and stained glass, and Sainte-Chapelle, celebrated for its stunning Gothic windows. Many churches serve as active places of worship, while also functioning as important cultural landmarks open to visitors. These structures often feature intricate facades, sculptures, and interior artworks that reveal the city’s rich religious history and artistic heritage. They continue to be significant both spiritually and as symbols of Paris’s historical identity, attracting millions of tourists annually.