Fontaine Saint-Sulpice Review

A very old fountain, it also attracts many tourists to visit and take pictures. The fountain building is very special, the square is very artistic, and it is still very different from the modern large fountain.

St. Xubis fountain is a new Renaissance fountain. It was built in 1844. There are huge murals in every corner. Rose line is just one of the details. In the middle of the three concentric circles, there are four statues, representing Bosu, Fenilun, Massiyong and Fletcher missionaries of Louis XIV era.

Renaissance fountains, it looks very old.

The fountain is located in the square outside the church. There are statues of four bishops in the fountain.

Situated on Place St. Sulpice within Rue Bonaparte, this edifice is a Roman Catholic church also dedicated to St Sulpice. It is the second church built on this site, erected over a Romanesque church originally built in the 13th century. The church is popular with The Da Vinci Code fans so much so the Church put up notices refuting claims made in the novel and eventually also refused permission to Ron Howard to film scenes of the movie there.