To mark European Heritage Days, you can take a guided tour of the Protestant church in Versailles.
Built in 1769 as a Catholic chapel, this building in Versailles was deconsecrated during the Revolution before being allocated to the Anglican Church and then, from 1828, to the Reformed and Lutheran communities. Rebuilt between 1880 and 1882 in a classical Protestant style, this church symbolises a historically united community, which played an active role during the First World War and is deeply rooted in the local landscape.
