St. Germain's Church

Saint-Germain-des-Vaux, France

The church of St. Germain (Église Saint-Germain) was built in 1679. The nave was enlarged in 1840.

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Founded: 1679
Category: Religious sites in France

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Very beautiful church, with a magnificent view !!
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