Church of Saint-Nizier of Lyon Review

The church of St. Nizier is small in size, but it is exquisite in appearance. It was originally a Roman temple in history. It looks small on the outside, but it is still magnificent inside.

The history of this church can be traced back to the ancient Roman period. Now you can also see the architectural characteristics of not many butterflies Rome gave me. The upbringing is due to the symmetrical structure, the interior decoration is quite exquisite, and the upbringing itself is also a party in the theater of the era. [Cost-effective] No tickets

This is one of my favorite churches in all of Lyon's churches, a very magnificent Gothic church built to commemorate the first martyrs of Christianity, and the church has two beautiful spires.

St. Nizier's Church is a church located on the street of Breste on the peninsula in the center of Lyon. It is a long history of 1400 years. It is said that St. Nizier, the 28 bishops, has witnessed the holy site, and his remains attracted many churchgoers and believers to see, so the church is named.

This is an ancient church with a history of more than 400 years. The carvings on the exterior walls are very delicate and beautifully decorated. The painted glass windows inside are also brightly colored, each depicting a biblical story, and very vivid. The sun shines through the glass into the church, the light is very psychedelic, absolutely a mysterious feeling.

Very spectacular church, in the peninsula area, the pointed 2 towers are very iconic between the cities, the sun is very spectacular and beautiful, the church can be visited for free, we came on Saturday morning, there is no one inside, very quiet, the church is relatively simple compared to its appearance ～

Lyon's landmark Notre Dame Church Formerly a chapel Archbishop of Lyon in 1860, in order to thank the Virgin for protecting Lyon from damage by the Prussian army, the church was expanded.

The huge church is crammed between adjacent buildings and faces a lovely little square, visible from the ancient city embankment, and traders seem to have decided to build a bigger church than the city cathedral. The French Gothic style was established to remember the massacre of silk workers in the nineteenth century.