Enjoy a guided tour, highlighting the historical and heritage aspects of this former Anglican chapel turned Protestant temple. Built in 1875, in the heart of the «Winter Town» of Arcachon, this former Anglican chapel, which became a Protestant temple in 1975, has a wooden frame with visible bas-sides. All the furniture is vintage. It has three original jewels: a series of three sets of pre-Raphaelite stained glass windows, the choir stained glass windows and the baptistery.
Discover the remains of the English period, an inscription on the vault of the nave and the bust of Reverend Radcliff, the first chaplain and the tombstone of his mother. This chapel can hold about 150 people.
There is a positive organ, with seven sets, two keyboards and a pedalboard.