Saint-Augustin Church

Saint-Augustin Church, in Deauville

Saint-Augustin Church is the main religious building of Deauville. The Deauville audio-guided tour stops here, with respect, to evoke this sanctuary in neo-Gothic style, built for the young seaside resort.

The neo-Gothic sanctuary of the resort

Saint-Augustin Church was built to replace the old parish and provide the young seaside resort of Deauville with a place of worship worthy of its growth. Built in a neo-Gothic style, it stands out by its slender architecture, its bell tower and its interior adorned with stained-glass windows, vaults and careful decorations. A witness of the growth of the town at its golden age, when high society flocked there, it is the main sanctuary of the resort. You discover it with respect, in the calm of its nave, as a witness of the religious heritage of Deauville.

What to see

You admire, with respect, the slender neo-Gothic architecture, the bell tower and the interior adorned with stained-glass windows, vaults and careful decorations, in an atmosphere of contemplation. Saint-Augustin Church is the main sanctuary of Deauville. It is a stop to be discovered with respect.

Practical information

Saint-Augustin Church lies in the heart of Deauville, reachable on foot. A place of worship, it can be visited with respect for services; entry is generally free, but hours vary with celebrations. It is best to check them before coming and to respect the sacred character of the place.

Why was Saint-Augustin Church built in Deauville?

To replace the old parish and provide the young seaside resort with a place of worship worthy of its growth; this neo-Gothic sanctuary is the main religious building of the town.

Where is Saint-Augustin Church?

In the heart of Deauville, in France.