St. Vincent de Paul Church Review

The church is very beautiful and the appearance is of a finely carved type, and its characteristics and its iconic 70-meter-high twin towers are very impressive. The church is small in size but has a high status in the local area.

The church of the Reformers of Marseille should be considered a more famous one, marked by the two spiky towers, which ring melodious bells at every hour of the hour, and which ring around him, he has a high place in the minds of the Marseilles.

A typical Gothic church building, two towering spires are extremely eye-catching and are very impressive against the blue sky. The church's bronze one-man door and stained glass are very characteristic. The church is located in a traffic road, the rail motors come and go in front of the door, and there is a public gathering square.

The Reformer Church is a Gothic-style church, a Roman Catholic church, which has been built for 400 years, belongs to the Catholic Archdiocese of Marseille, and is an iconic building in the old town of Marseille, which is very majestic.

The streets are lined with exchange offices, banks, commercial centers, St Ferreol pedestrian streets, and Arab markets selling fresh fruits and vegetables. Go straight down to the Marseille Opera and the Church of the Reformers (Les Réformés), a neo-Gothic church built during the Reformation and named for it, and it looks like two minarets, spectacular.

St. Vincent's Church (glise Saint-Vincent-de-Paul) is the Roman Catholic Church's parish church, belonging to the Catholic Archdiocese of Marseille, located in the first district of Marseille, at the eastern end of Matian Street, commonly known as the Eglise Réformé e de France), because it is located in the former site of the re-formation of the Ostenhui Church. The Duke of Gis laid the foundation of the church in 1611 and was not built until 1886. The church is marked by its 70-metre-high twin towers, bronze-enclosed gates and beautiful window panes, which are spectacular in appearance.