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Eglise St-Pierre-de-Montmartre

2 Rue du Mont-Cénis, 18th
Paris
IIe-de-France
France

Type: Religious Site

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The only surviving vestige of Montmartre’s ancient Benedictine Abbey, which was destroyed during the French Revolution. Consecrated in the 12th century, St-Pierre’s is one of the oldest churches in Paris (along with St-Germain-des-Prés and St-Martin-des-Champs). The tiny cemetery next door is only open to the public on All Saints’ Day (November 1).
Last updated January 8, 2008
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