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St Denis Rectory

  1. Hanover
  2. New Hampshire Place Of Worship

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Address: 8 Sanborn Rd, Hanover, NH 03755, USA
Phone: (603) 643-2166
State: New Hampshire
Zip Code: 03755


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It is one of the great historical place in Paris. Inside the church contains with many kings and queens of France such Louis XIV, Marie Antoinette and Catherine de Medici. And it’s stunning with stained glasses.
Beautiful Cathedral, unside are the tombs of the members of the Royal families. It was interesting to wander around and find so many historical known names. Don't miss this place.
Close to the end of the Ligne 13 metro, this famous historical monument of France is easy to get to also by Train H and RER D 10min from Gare du Nord and then a further 16min walk. Most of the tombs and sculptures are in the church with a few in the crypt below. There is minimal labels and only in French. Would suggest pre-researching or getting the audio guide in English or french. It’s not easy to see some of the tombs but most are closely accessible. Parents be advised to keep kids on a short leash to avoid touching attendants are monitoring. Stained glass windows are beautiful. Worth bringing some binoculars. No explanations available about the windows.
This beautiful, historical cathedral is not in a great area. Don't linger after leaving the church! Things have not gone well for this area since the monarchy was abolished! I went by myself and was told by every person I came into contact with to be cautious, and these were the locals.
It may be beautiful, it may be the resting place of monarchs but it is sad to see our Lord in an abandoned baptismal chapel. This church was built for his glory and today he is carelessly taken care of in this majestic sanctuary. France need to recover its love and faith to Our Lord and Our Lady in many beautiful churchs it has all over the country. I pray for France It hurts to see that they charge for a visit to the tombs but the attendants do not even know where Our Lord awaits us, without cost, in the tabernacle at the entrance of the church to the left. A small baptismal chapel. Our Lord awaits us!
located in a suburb of Paris, the Basilica of Saint-Denis is one of the most amazing sites of Gothic architecture and French royal history. It is believed to be the oldest example of Gothic style architecture, built between 1140 and 1144. has been visited by travelers, pilgrims and tourists alike since the 5th century. The owner of the place is St. Denis, the first bishop of Paris. Although old, St. Denis was martyred, placed on a bed under which fire was made, and then thrown to animals, which did not touch him. In the end, it was decided to cut off his head in Paris, in the Montmartre area "Hill of the Martyrs". After his head was cut off, Denis would get up, take his head in his hands and walk about 6 km from the place of beheading to the north of Paris, where he would lay his head in the hands of a woman. . The "miracle" produced conversions, and a church was built there. later, over several centuries, the building grows and becomes what we see today. From the 13th century, the basilica became the necropolis of all the kings of France. it is a place not to be missed when visiting Paris
If you have a little bit time in Paris, this church is a MUST! Besides the fact, that it is the first purely gothic church in architectural history, you will experience a church built as if gravity didn't exist and wonderful light shining through the partially original stained windows. The church is also home of the tombs of the French kings, dating back to king Dagobert and Pippin of the 6th century A.D. and others like e.g. Louis 16th and Marie Antoinette which you will find in the interesting crypt. Furthermore it was the place of coronation of the French queens.
The basilica stands on the site of a Gallo roman cementery with the tomb of Saint Denis, first Bishop of Paris. In the 12th century, Suger, the abbot of Saint Denis turn this abby into a masterpiece and first example of early gothic architecture . It became the preferred necropolis of the French monarchs, 42 kings, 32 queens and more have been buried there. Catherine de Medicis, Henry II,Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI among many others.
Leon V the last Armenian king of Kilikia died in Paris on November 29, 1393. His remains were laid to rest in the Couvent des Célestins, the second most important burial site for royalty after Saint-Denis, located near what is now the Place de la Bastille in Paris.
Was looking forward to the place where French royals rested but I was disappointed. Monuments are there but they feel hazaphardly put there without rhyme or reason. Audioguide is only good if you want a seemingly endless list of names and numbers. There are no anecdotes on the monarchs.
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