Saint Maurice Church

Originally dedicated to St. Maurice, the church was integrated into the Jesuit College in the 17th century. Partially burned down in 1942 and only completely renovated in recent years.
Next door there are some cafes with shady places to relax.

The church's bell tower was destroyed by wind in 1670 and later rebuilt in 1871, but after the 1942 fire, it was never reconstructed again.

Saint-Maurice Church is located next to the former Jesuit college, and tradition attributes its founding to Saint Martin in 385. The church was operated by Benedictine monks during the Middle Ages before being transferred to the Jesuits in 1616, who reconstructed the choir between 1620-1622. After being damaged by fire in 1942, the church underwent a major restoration campaign from 2016-2018.