Situated at the end of the Allee Leon-Gambetta and of the Canebière, Saint Vincent de Paul is often referred to as the Reform Church since its site formerly belonged to Reform Augustinian monks. Inspired by the thirteenth century Gothic with its imposing ogees, armed with Father Pougnet’s designs, architect F. Reybaud oversaw the church’s construction (1855-88).The decor was never completed. The church has since survived severe, slow degradation and continual restoration projects.

2, cours Franklin-Roosevelt
Marseilles, 13001

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