Saint Catherine's Church

St. Catherine's Church is still an active congregation to use, but St. Catherine's design is breathtakingly timeless and feels like being in an old sailboat, just a few blocks from the Seine, built of wood. Although not very big, walk in and see the intricate stained glass windows, statues and a charming wooden beam structure.

St. Catherine's Church is a wooden church with magnificent interiors and a historic town of 9,000 people, enhancing the charm of St. Catherine's Church. There are limited access to the bell tower interior, with a beautifully carved altar that creates a sacred atmosphere.

ClocherSt-Catherine St. Catherine Bell Tower is located south of the square. Opposite is St. Catherine Church. The color is gray, the scale is small, there is a towering spire, and there is an ancient church bell in the tower. Open from mid-March to September Wednesday to Monday 10:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00, mid-October to March Monday to Friday 14:30-17:00, Saturday, Sunday 10:00-12:00, 14:30-17:00. Joint tickets with the Budan Art Museum June to November adult 5.1, student 3.6, other times adult 4.4, student 2.7.

The predecessor of St. Catherine's Church is a stone building. It was destroyed during the Hundred Years of War between Britain and France. Rebuilt from the late 15th to early 16th centuries, the main structure is now wood. The church is very ancient and reflects the low-key and humble religious thought. The Gemini nakamiya is shaped like an inverted hull. Open hours 10:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00. Not open during the ceremony.

The clock tower looks very old and quiet.