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20 and 21 September 2019Passed
Registration
 0690292699
September 2019
Friday 20
09:00 - 09:45
14:00 - 14:45
Saturday 21
09:00 - 09:45
11:00 - 11:45

Cathédrale Saint-Louis

rue Victor Schoelcher
  • Martinique
  • Martinique

The sacred art of the cathedral of Fort-de-France, guided tour

A jewel in (Re) to discover
20 and 21 September 2019Passed
Registration
 0690292699
@Office de Tourisme Centre Martinique

Edifiée in 1667 and real real Goliath, the cathedral Saint-Louis undergoes during the 3 centuries successive disasters: fires, tidal wave, earthquake and cyclone.
Invincible, she comes back to life of her ashes, ever more beautiful and promising.
Today, the cathedral of Fort-de-France can be proud of its last finery drawn in the 19th century by the architect Henry Picq. Neogothic style confers on him(her,it) an elegant, light and bright silhouette, adorned with its 19 stained-glass windows. But not that! Stained-glass windows of the XIXth century of Néret, wooden pulpit sculpted, a table of precious marble communion, a cathèdre, without forgetting the huge arrow of 58,8 metres high which overhangs the cathedral and indicates(appoints) the sky.
A jewel to be discovered or to rediscover during Heritage Days.
"Strengthened(Rooted) well in the humanity history from here(by), on this martiniquaise earth, we are the ambassadors of Christ in the communion of the universal Church. "Father Jean-Michel Monconthour

Types d'événement
Visite commentée / Conférence
Thème 2019
Arts et divertissements
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About the location

Cathédrale Saint-Louis
rue Victor Schoelcher
  • Martinique
  • Martinique
The cathedral, built for the first time in 1671, was destroyed again and again. Rebuilt for the last time after the fire of Fort-de-France (1890) by the architect Henry Picq, it is inaugurated in 1895\. It presents an inside trained(formed) by a homogeneous returned set(group) by its structure, its painted decoration(set), its stained-glass windows and its religious furniture. The great organ is inaugurated in 1922\.
Tags
Édifice religieux, Monument historique
Access
Streets Victor Schoelcher, Blénac Antoine Siger