Tour Saint-Jacques

Tour Saint Jacques

The tower is a part of the formation that has been preserved, and now faces the front square and the city of the traffic, with its isolation and incongruity, and its majesty, which leads from Notre Dame to the Louvre.

The only remaining remains of the 16th century Saint-Jacques church, which was demolished in 1797 during the French Revolution, leaving only the tower. The remaining part of the church was sold as building materials, and the tower became a shooting tower, which was later taken To make ammunition. It was bought back by the city of Paris in 1836 and declared a historical monument in France in 1862. The tower is no longer alone. The 20th century has finally become a world cultural heritage.

The Tower of Saint Jacques is a very tall and distinctive monument, and it is also considered a taller building in the city of Paris. The Tower of Saint-Jacques has a history of more than 300 years and is a landmark building in downtown Paris. Remember to stop and watch when you pass by.

The tower of St. Jacques has a history of hundreds of years. There was originally a church, but now only the tower of St. Jacques exists alone, but it is also a beautiful architectural feature that can be visited together with the surrounding attractions

A building with a long history, it is also a relatively high place around it, which seems to be a religious place. And there is a church in it. Just passed by and took a quick look. Don't know much