Church of Notre-Dame de Saint-Nazaire, Sanary sur Mer

The present church is dated 1891, following a first older building, which was demolished. The stained glass windows and the roof were damaged during the Second World War.

About this building

Building with an elongated plan, with a gable wall facade, flanked by a bell tower. The facade is preceded by a masonry porch opening on to a semicircular arch and surmounted by a pediment.

Key Features

  • Architecture
  • Interior features

Visitors information

  • Non-accessible toilets in the building

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