St. Augustine Church

The Church of St. Augustine, located in Paris, is better known as St. Augustine. It is an active Catholic church that combines elements of Gothic architecture, Renaissance and Byzantine style. Previously on this site was a chapel, built in 1871. The church, the main dome of which rises at an altitude of 80 meters, was built for more than 11 years, the construction was headed by the famous architect Victor Baltar. The facade is lined with natural stone, it houses the figures of the twelve apostles. The dome of the temple is painted by the French artist Burgot.

At the entrance to the temple there is a triangular square of the same name, the main decoration of which is an equestrian statue of Joan of Arc.