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St. Pierre Le Jeunne Church in Strasbourg - A Virtual Tour

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Picture of an 11th-century Romanesque Gallery and Visitor Information

St. Pierre Le Jeune, picture, cloisters, romanesque, gallery

St. Pierre Le Jeune: Picture of the 11th century Romanesque gallery in the cloisters.

James Martin
Three 11th-century romanesque galleries are found in the cloisters. This picture shows the details of the columns. Despite having a long history of restorations, they can be considered the oldest surviving cloisters north of the Alps.

St. Pierre le Jeunne Visitor Information

A visit to the church is free. There is an online visitors guide available at the St. Pierre le Jeunne official site. A printable version is also available.

You'll often find people in the church eager to help you understand what you're seeing. Check at the tourist office near the cathedral, or check the church's own literature--frequently St. Pierre le Jeunne is used for concerts and chants, often on Wednesday nights.

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