Eglise Saint-Pierre de Montmartre

Compared with other churches and other buildings around, the church of Saint Pierre can be said to be relatively uncharacteristic, so there are not many people to visit, whether it is the exterior building or the interior decoration is more ordinary

St. Peter's Church is also called St. Peter's Church. It is on the edge of the Sacred Heart Cathedral compared to the Sacred Heart Cathedral. This church is very low-key. The building is not eye-catching. Everyone visits the Sacred Heart Cathedral. It becomes relatively deserted.

Compared with the nearby cathedral, St. Pierre's Cathedral is easily overlooked, but it is a must-see place to Montmartre. This is an ancient historical building (Ignatius is said to have spent his life in the church here) decorated with beautiful modern stained glass windows. It's worth taking some time to appreciate the beautiful contrast.

The church is called St. Peter's Church in France, not far from St. Heart's Cathedral. Although the scale is not very large, the construction time should be longer than the Sacred Heart. Although I don't have any material, I visited the church carefully for a long time and took many pictures of the interior of the church. There is a beautiful statue of the Virgin Mary in it. The church door is made of bronze. The Bible stories on the door are very beautiful.

If you wander through the labyrinth of medieval streets in the old city of Montpellier, you can reach St. Pierre's Church. The entrance tower is more reminiscent of the castle. There is an impressive combination of pipe organs. The most fascinating one is the stained glass windows. At noon, the sun crosses the stone carvings through the color of the beautiful kaleidoscope.

St-Pierre de Montmarte, St. Pierre's Church, was built on the site of the Roman War Temple. Saint Pierre's Cathedral is on the edge of Sacred Heart Cathedral. When you come to Sacred Heart Cathedral, you will see it, its simple shape and full of traces of years.