Church of Notre-Dame de Bellecombe in Lyon
The Church of Notre-Dame de Bellecombe is a Catholic place of worship at 57 Rue d'Inkermann, in the Bellecombe district, within Lyon's 6th arrondissement. Built around 1897, it is in the Neo-Gothic style. It is a stop for anyone discovering this residential district on the left bank.
In the Bellecombe district
The church stands at 57 Rue d'Inkermann, in the Bellecombe district, within Lyon's 6th arrondissement. A Catholic place of worship, it anchors a residential area on the left bank of the Rhône. The district is easy to explore on foot and is reached by the metro and tram serving the east of the city.
A late 19th-century Neo-Gothic church
Built around 1897, the church adopts the Neo-Gothic style, then much favoured for religious buildings. It accompanies the growth of the Bellecombe district in the late 19th century. To visit, it is best to come during the day and check the hours, which depend on the parish's services.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Church of Notre-Dame de Bellecombe?
At 57 Rue d'Inkermann, in the Bellecombe district, Lyon's 6th arrondissement.
What style and period is it?
It was built around 1897 in the Neo-Gothic style.
How do you get there?
The Bellecombe district, on the left bank, is served by metro and tram, then the church is a short walk away.
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