Église réformée du Marais

The Temple du Marais, an emblematic church in the Marais district of Paris, captivates visitors with its remarkable architecture. Designed by architect François Mansart in 1632, it was inspired by the Pantheon in Rome. Its rotunda, 13.50 metres in diameter, is a real eye-catcher. Transformed into a Protestant temple in 1802, this historic monument bears witness to the turbulent history of Paris. A visit is a must to discover this architectural jewel steeped in spirituality.