Churches classified in Moselle

Eglise gothique
57630 Vic-sur-Seille

The Saint-Marien de Vic-sur-Seille church, located in Moselle in the East, is a historical monument whose stone bas-relief has been classified since 1933.

Architecture gothique flamboyant
57000 Metz

The church of the Great Carmelites of Metz, built in the early 15th century, is a former Catholic religious building today in ruins, located in the Old Town district of Metz, Moselle.

Eglise gothique
57130 Vaux

Saint-Rémy de Vaux Church, built between the 15th and 19th centuries, is a Catholic building listed as a historical monument located in the commune of Vaux, Moselle (Great East).

Eglise de style classique
57000 Metz

The church of Saint-Simon-Saint-Jude, an 18th-century neoclassical religious building, stands in Metz in the Islands district. Built between 1735 and 1740, it embodies the historic heart of Fort Moselle, without a bell tower for strategic military reasons.

Eglise
57420 Cheminot

The church of Saint-Maurice de Cheminot, a 13th-century religious building located in the Moselle, combines medieval choir and 19th-century nave, classified as a historical monument since 1888.

Eglise romane et gothique
57000 Metz

The church of Saint-Maximin de Metz, a religious building from the 12th to the 19th centuries, is distinguished by its stained glass windows of Jean Cocteau and its architecture combining Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque styles, located in the Outre-Seille district of Metz (Great East).

Eglise fortifiée
57510 Ernestviller

The Notre-Dame-de-la-Visitation church of Heckenransbach, located in Ernestviller, Moselle, is a historical monument whose choir and bell tower have been classified since 1930.

Eglise moderne
57570 Boust

The Saint-Maximin church of Ussel, rebuilt in 1958-1963 in Boust (Moselle), is a modern reinforced concrete building marked by its rotunda plan and its independent campanile, replacing a Romanesque church destroyed in 1940.