*** (28/11/2015 03:49)
I went here after visiting Notre Dame and the West Bank.
The is a is a Roman Catholic church in the Latin Quarter of Paris. It is one of the oldest churches that remains standing on the Left Bank. The church's external features includes and flying buttresses. Its bells include the oldest one remaining in Paris. Internal features of the church include both ancient stained glass and a set of seven modern windows.

*** (11/01/2017 01:57)
Gothic Style church in the left bank in the middle of Quartier Latin! A not so typical tourist spot and much more filled with local people. Must see the twisted column of the ambulatory!

*** (13/12/2015 23:20)
Dark and moody. Very atmospheric.
An amazing little place

*** (09/07/2017 02:41)
beautiful church in the Latin Quarter.

*** (26/06/2017 13:39)
beautiful amazing architecture & stain glass windows, very quiet & peaceful

*** (20/10/2015 15:19)
This is an excellent stopping place as you just enter the Left Bank. We were fortunate to be there during a well attended Mass and their organ sounds wonderful. I wish I would be their for an organ concert! What I especially liked were their modern stained glass windows. They are unique and a very moving addition to this church.

*** (11/04/2016 21:32)
very nice church.

*** (15/06/2017 11:56)
If you are in the neighborhood than you can at least pass by and take a look at this church and ponder on the fact that it was standing there before Columbus discovered America...having been rebuilt after a fire in 1448 and the adding of a semi-circular apse being added just three years prior to Chris Columbus happening upon a new world.