Saint Jean Church

My last visit to the church dates back to February last year (see comments), so this morning, after months of forced cloisters, I was delighted to once again appreciate the church’s architecture and precious artwork, signs. Compared to the past, in the current emergency period, the collection of the Church of Santa Maria del Grazi (Santa Maria delle Grazie) (this painting is visible in the center of the Presbyterian Church), the precious collection room of the sacred objects, and, unfortunately, the magnificent Bramante cloisters are not available. But the church retains so much spectacle that it is worth a visit anyway, to be done slowly and curiously. Absolutely not to be missed

Caen Saint Jean Church is still worth recommending, this church is still relatively large, the church belongs to the Gothic architectural style, carved a lot of beautiful sculptures, it looks full of artistic atmosphere.

Located in the center of Caen city, although the church, built in the 7th century, was severely damaged in the century-old war between Britain and France, but was rebuilt in the 1st century, and the current Saint Jean church is relatively intact and still exudes the charm of medieval architecture.

It is one of France's most famous monasteries and one of the most important places for academic discussion.

The magnificent Catholic church, the dome murals make people linger