Discover the religious heritage of Sens and Sénonais

Depart from the town of Sens, latitude 48.1977700 (N 48° 11’ 52”), longitude 3.2683300 (E 3° 16’ 6”)

• SNCF train station
• Saint Maurice Church
• Church of St. Peter the Round
• Great Iron Cross of Mariners
• Saint Pregts Church
• Montpezat College

• Built in the 17th century. Former Jesuit College and Grand Seminary

• Primate and Metropolitan Cathedral Saint-Etienne of Sens
• Saint John the Evangelist Chapel
• Church Saint-Savinien-le-jeune
• Basilica of Saint Savinien

• The oldest religious monument of Sens (eleventh century). Romanesque church built on the site of the martyr of Saint-Savinien, evangelizer and first bishop of Sens (3rd century). The crypt houses the stone of the altar on which officiated Saint-Savinien when he was martyred.

• Former Ursuline convent
• Our Lady of Providence Chapel

• Neo-Gothic chapel built in the 19th century by the French architect Lefort.

• Monastery of the Nativity

• Neo-Romanesque Monastery of 1933, built by Henri Vidal for the Dominican Sisters of the Eucharist. Pretty park sported.

• Church of St. Clement
• Sainte-Colombe Chapel

• Neo-Gothic chapel built in the 19th century by the French architect Lefort, on the site of the tomb of the martyr of Saint-Colombe (3rd century). The crypt houses its reliquary reliquary and the sarcophagus of King Raoul (tenth century).

• Church of Saint-Martin-du-Tertre
• Church of St. Florence of Paron
• Hermitage Saint-Bond
• Vermiglio Ladies Chapel

• Neo-Gothic chapel of the 19th century, built by the Vermiglio ladies, renowned seamstresses who made their fortune working for the greatest ladies of France. They are buried in a mausoleum, behind the chapel.

• SNCF train station