Saint-Eusèbe Church

Saint-Eusèbe Church, in Auxerre

Saint-Eusèbe Church is one of the old sanctuaries of Auxerre, recognisable by its Romanesque bell tower. The Auxerre audio-guided tour stops here, with respect, to evoke this religious building, a witness of the long spiritual history of the city.

A sanctuary with a Romanesque bell tower

Founded in the Middle Ages, Saint-Eusèbe Church is one of the oldest religious buildings of Auxerre. It stands out by its fine Romanesque bell tower, one of the most remarkable of the town, later topped with a stone spire. The building blends Romanesque and Gothic styles, the result of alterations over the centuries, and keeps fine stained-glass windows and old furniture. A witness of the fervour and the rich religious heritage of the episcopal city, Saint-Eusèbe Church is discovered with respect, in the calm of its interior.

What to see

You admire, with respect, the fine Romanesque bell tower topped with a stone spire, the architecture blending Romanesque and Gothic, and the old stained-glass windows, in an atmosphere of contemplation. Saint-Eusèbe Church is one of the old sanctuaries of Auxerre. It is a stop to be discovered with respect.

Practical information

Saint-Eusèbe Church lies in the heart of Auxerre, 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.

What is particular about Saint-Eusèbe Church of Auxerre?

Its fine Romanesque bell tower, one of the most remarkable of the town, topped with a stone spire; the building, founded in the Middle Ages, blends Romanesque and Gothic styles.

Where is Saint-Eusèbe Church?

In the heart of Auxerre, in France.