Église Saint-Augustin is a striking 19th-century landmark in the 8th arrondissement, designed by architect Victor Baltard. Combining eclectic architectural styles with an innovative cast-iron and steel frame, it offers a peaceful sanctuary beneath an 80-meter-high dome. Visitors can admire its remarkable stained glass, intricate sculptures, and historic pipe organ.
A seated, stripped-back venue.
Église Saint-Augustin is a striking 19th-century architectural landmark featuring an innovative cast-iron and steel frame, a soaring 80-meter-high dome, and intricate stained glass.
It is located at Place Saint-Augustin in the 8th arrondissement of Paris.
The church hosts regular Catholic masses, religious ceremonies, and community gatherings. Full schedule on Mood.