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Origin and history

The Reformed Temple of Nîmes, located on the way to Bachas, is a Protestant religious monument located in the city of Nîmes. Although its exact period of construction is not mentioned in the available sources, its membership in the reformed tradition suggests a history linked to the implantation of Protestantism in the region, especially after the Reformation of the sixteenth century. Nîmes, a city marked by a strong Protestant presence since the Wars of Religion, has seen the development of several reformed places of worship.

These temples played a central role in community life, serving both as places of prayer, gathering and identity symbols for local Protestant populations. Their architecture and location often reflect the historical and social dynamics of the region.