Place of worship · Sainte-Maxime
Église de Sainte-Maxime
The parish church of 1762, with an eighteenth-century marble altar and a bell of 1733
A new parish church was built in 1762 and enlarged in the following century, a sign of the village's revival. It keeps relics of Maxime of Callian, the town's patron saint, an eighteenth-century marble altar and a bell of 1733, and faces the Tour Carrée.
Église de Sainte-Maxime is a place of worship on Rue Jean Aicard in Sainte-Maxime. The ferry landing Sainte-Maxime is 200 m away (about 3 min on foot).
Nearby
- HotelLes PalmiersHotel · Sainte-Maxime23 m
- SightOlivier "millénaire"Sight · Sainte-Maxime23 m
- Listed buildingTour carréeListed building · Sainte-Maxime29 m
- RestaurantLes PalmiersRestaurant · Sainte-Maxime31 m
- MuseumLa Tour CarréeThe monks' sixteenth-century tower opposite the church, now the town museum31 m
- RestaurantLa Cuisine de CésarRestaurant · Sainte-Maxime33 m
Sources
- Wikipédia (fr) : Sainte-Maxime
- OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)