The Church of Saint-Lubin-et-Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Rambouillet
Located in the heart of Rambouillet, the Church of Saint-Lubin-et-Saint-Jean-Baptiste is an iconic building well worth a visit during your stay. Both elegant and unique, it reflects the town's rich architectural heritage.
During your stay at our hotel in Rambouillet, don't miss this emblematic monument!
Built between 1868 and 1871, the Church of Saint-Lubin-et-Saint-Jean-Baptiste was designed by the architect Anatole de Baudot, a student of Viollet-le-Duc.
It is built in a style often described as "municipal Gothic," blending Romanesque and Gothic influences.
Its architecture is distinguished by the use of typical materials such as millstone and brick on the exterior, giving it a character that is both robust and harmonious.
Inside, cast-iron columns lend a more modern touch for the time, illustrating a desire for innovation in construction.
The church is dedicated to Saint Lubin, Bishop of Chartres and patron saint of Rambouillet, as well as to Saint John the Baptist. It holds an important place in local life and in the town's history.
Listed as a historical monument since 2003, it is now an essential cultural and heritage landmark.
Beyond its architecture, you can admire the remarkable works of art housed in the church of Rambouillet.
Among them, the painting The Conversion of Saint Hubert, attributed to the painter Carle Van Loo, will undoubtedly capture your attention!
As you explore the building, don't forget to examine the decorative details and stained-glass windows that invite contemplation.
Take advantage of your stay at our Amarys hotel to visit the Church of Saint-Lubin-et-Saint-Jean-Baptiste, less than 10 minutes away by car and 25 minutes on foot.
Our hotel offers three categories of comfortable and modern rooms, a wellness area with a swimming pool, spa and sauna, and a restaurant.
Book now for a stay in Rambouillet combining cultural discovery and relaxation!
During your stay at our hotel in Rambouillet, don't miss this emblematic monument!
Architecture inspired by the Middle Ages
Built between 1868 and 1871, the Church of Saint-Lubin-et-Saint-Jean-Baptiste was designed by the architect Anatole de Baudot, a student of Viollet-le-Duc.
It is built in a style often described as "municipal Gothic," blending Romanesque and Gothic influences.
Its architecture is distinguished by the use of typical materials such as millstone and brick on the exterior, giving it a character that is both robust and harmonious.
Inside, cast-iron columns lend a more modern touch for the time, illustrating a desire for innovation in construction.
A place steeped in history and spirituality
The church is dedicated to Saint Lubin, Bishop of Chartres and patron saint of Rambouillet, as well as to Saint John the Baptist. It holds an important place in local life and in the town's history.
Listed as a historical monument since 2003, it is now an essential cultural and heritage landmark.
Works of art to discover
Beyond its architecture, you can admire the remarkable works of art housed in the church of Rambouillet.
Among them, the painting The Conversion of Saint Hubert, attributed to the painter Carle Van Loo, will undoubtedly capture your attention!
As you explore the building, don't forget to examine the decorative details and stained-glass windows that invite contemplation.
Stay at the Best Western Amarys in Rambouillet
Take advantage of your stay at our Amarys hotel to visit the Church of Saint-Lubin-et-Saint-Jean-Baptiste, less than 10 minutes away by car and 25 minutes on foot.
Our hotel offers three categories of comfortable and modern rooms, a wellness area with a swimming pool, spa and sauna, and a restaurant.
Book now for a stay in Rambouillet combining cultural discovery and relaxation!
