Saint-Séverin Church

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Saint-Séverin Church is a medieval Gothic Roman Catholic church in Paris renowned for its flamboyant architecture, stained glass windows, and status as one of the oldest churches on the city’s Left Bank.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gothic church
Roman Catholic church
medieval church
parish church
architecturalStyle Flamboyant Gothic
Gothic architecture
constructionEnd 15th century
constructionStart 13th century
country France
dedicatedTo Saint Severin of Paris
denomination Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
floorPlan Latin cross
foundedAs parish of Saint-Séverin
hasArtisticStyle 20th-century stained glass art
medieval religious art
hasElement apse
side chapels
transept
hasFeature Gothic vaults
bell tower
double ambulatory
flamboyant Gothic choir
medieval stained glass
modern stained glass
organ
single nave
stone gargoyles
twisted central pillar in the ambulatory
heritageStatus historical monument of France
isPartOf Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Paris
knownFor being one of the oldest churches on the Left Bank of Paris
flamboyant architecture
stained glass windows
locatedIn 5th arrondissement of Paris
Latin Quarter
Left Bank
Paris
material stone
near Notre-Dame Cathedral
Seine River
linked to: River Seine
religion Roman Catholicism
underwentRestoration 19th century
usedFor Catholic liturgy
organ concerts
religious services
tourism

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Latin Quarter contains Saint-Séverin Church
5th arrondissement of Paris contains Église Saint-Séverin
linked to: Saint-Séverin Church
Rue Saint-Jacques passesNear Église Saint-Séverin
subject linked to: rue Saint-Jacques
linked to: Saint-Séverin Church
V arrondissement hasLandmark Église Saint-Séverin
linked to: Saint-Séverin Church
Rue des Écoles hasNearbyReligiousBuilding Église Saint-Séverin (nearby)
linked to: Saint-Séverin Church