The Church of Saint-Eustache is one of the oldest and most fascinating in Paris with its imposing and superb appearance.
It has an illustrious and important past: Richelieu and Moliere were baptised here, Voltaire is buried here and Mozart had a funeral mass celebrated for his mother here, as well as attending the communion of Louis XIV.
This church dates back to 1532 and is a splendid example of Gothic architecture although a neoclassical façade was added later.
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