Free or guided visit (every hour in the afternoon) of the Protestant Temple of the Marais.
Built in the 17th century by François Mansart for the convent of the Visitandines, the chapel Sainte-Marie-des-Anges became a Protestant temple in 1802, when Bonaparte assigned it to Reformed worship. Monument of the French baroque, the building has a crypt unique in its kind, but also paintings of the seventeenth recently restored in an office (visit on registration by mail within the limit of 10 pers). It is the oldest because first Protestant Temple in Paris. Parishioners and pastors will welcome you, show you around and answer all your questions.