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1. www.spottinghistory.com › 13740 › st-maurices-churchSt Maurice's Church, Strasbourg, France - SpottingHistory

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   St Maurice's Church construction started in November 1895 within the framework of the construction of the Neustadt district. The church was designed by architect Ludwig Becker from Mainz, whose preliminary draft was selected during an architectural competition in 1893.

2. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › Attraction_Review-g187075ÉGLISE SAINT-MAURICE (2024) All You Need to Know BEFORE You ...

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   Located a block from the Jardin Botanique, l'Eglise Saint-Maurice is a nice place to head to if you're in the area. Pretty on the outside (the sister church of the Protestant l'Eglise Saint-Paul), there are a few features to see inside as well. I wouldn't go out of your way though.

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   • Location: Place Arnold

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4. commons.wikimedia.org › wiki › Église_St_MauriceÉglise St Maurice (Strasbourg) - Wikimedia Commons

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   Église St Maurice (Strasbourg) From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. Église Saint-Maurice. Strasbourg, Alsace (France) Style: Néo-gothique. Siècle: XIXe. Construite en Alsace en:

   • Architecte: Ludwig Becker
   • Siècle: XIXe

   • Construite en Alsace en: 1894
   • Style: Néo-gothique

5. www.archi-wiki.org › Adresse:Eglise_Saint-MauriceEglise Saint-Maurice (catholique) (Strasbourg) - Archi-Wiki

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   L'église Saint-Maurice est l'une des trois églises édifiées dans le cadre du projet d'extension urbaine de la Neustadt, avec l'église Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune et l'église Saint-Paul. Située en retrait de l'avenue de la Forêt-Noire, donnant sur une place encore non aménagée à l'époque -la place Arnold- elle est construite de 1895 à 1899 d'après les pla...

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   L'édifice présente des similitudes avec l'église Saint-Paul, située à quelques centaines de mètres, à commencer par ce choix du style néogothique. Mais il s'agit également d'une église de garnison, catholique cette fois, quand Saint-Paul accueillait les protestants. Ceci est notamment remarquable par le grand nombre de portes par lesquelles les fid...

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   vers 1900, autour rien n'est encore construit

   Église saint Maurice en 1901, décor champêtre

   vers 1930 depuis l'Avenue de la Forêt Noire

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   Vue avant la rénovation de la place Arnold

   Vue de nuit après la rénovation de la place

   Vue à distance en 2019

   Vue à distance en mars 2021

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   L'intérieur de l'église possède un important patrimoine religieux. On signalera quelques éléments remarquables comme le maître-autel, le retable latéral sud, la chaire ou encore les vitraux. On trouve aussi depuis 2012 une œuvre contemporaine de l'artiste Sylvie Lander, née en 1962. Le maître-autel présente des scènes relatives à la vie de saint Ma...

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   Vue d'ensemble du maître autel

   Le retable latéral sud

   Vue de la chaire

   Vitrail du Jugement dernier

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   • Architecte: Ludwig Becker

   • Date: 1895 à 1899

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Strasbourg_CathedralStrasbourg Cathedral - Wikipedia

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   Standing in the centre of the Place de la Cathédrale, at 142 metres (466 feet), Strasbourg Cathedral was the world's tallest building from 1647 to 1874 (227 years), when it was surpassed by St. Nikolai's Church, Hamburg.

7. www.tripadvisor.ca › Attraction_Review-g187075-dÉGLISE SAINT-MAURICE - All You MUST Know Before You Go (2024)

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   Église Saint-Maurice, Strasbourg: See 11 reviews, articles, and 33 photos of Église Saint-Maurice, ranked No.89 on Tripadvisor among 243 attractions in Strasbourg.

8. www.visitstrasbourg.fr › en › things-to-see-and-doEglise Saint Maurice - Fegersheim - Office de tourisme de ...

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   Strasbourg, capital of Christmas “Strasbourg mon amour” ... Eglise Saint Maurice. Public transport: Arrêt : Fegersheim Mairie. Type of place: Religious site ...

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