Saint-Maximin church

Saint-Maximin church of Metz, a discreet jewel of old Metz

The small Rue de la Baue leads to Saint-Maximin church, a discreet sanctuary of old Metz. The Metz audio-guided tour stops here, with respect, to evoke this old church, rich in history and heritage, away from the great monuments.

A church full of history

Saint-Maximin church is an old Catholic church of the district, located on Rue Mazelle, not far from the Temple. Its history is marked by the chapels of noble families founded as early as the fourteenth century, such as those of the Louve and the Gournay. Remodelled over the centuries, it keeps a rich heritage and testifies to the long religious presence in this area of old Metz.

What to see

Here you discover an old church with a rich heritage, including chapels founded by great families, in an atmosphere of contemplation. Away from the busiest sites, it offers a fine testimony of the religious history of Metz. It is a stop for lovers of heritage, in old Metz.

Practical information

Saint-Maximin church lies on Rue Mazelle, in old Metz, not far from the Temple, reachable on foot. A Catholic place of worship, its visit follows its own hours, variable with celebrations and the season; the exterior can be freely admired. It is best to enquire before coming and to respect the sacred character of the place.

What is particular about Saint-Maximin church of Metz?

It is an old church of old Metz, marked by chapels of noble families founded as early as the fourteenth century, with a rich heritage.

Where is Saint-Maximin church?

On Rue Mazelle, in old Metz, not far from the Temple.