Beautiful old church, Very impressed right in the centre of saint Jean de luz More

to protect the sailors and fishermen and bring them back home safely. You find such boats in most Basque churches. More

We love St. Jean-de-luz, one of the best towns in South of France. Pretty church to see and this is where Louis XIV and Marie-Therese tied the royal knot. More

This church is right in the middle of the town, and one of the highlights for sightseeing in St Jean de Luz. The woodwork on the balcony seating areas is quite unique, and in the front of the church extremely ornate. The church is not a museum but an important piece of the life of the people in St Jean... More

This is the place where Louis XIV, the "sun king" married the Spanish infanta Marie-Thérèse... and had the gate blocked off so that nobody else would use it after him... Beautiful church, traditional division between men and women. Located in the main shopping street, rue Gambetta, close to the beach. More

My wife and I have seen a lot of churches and cathedrals in Europe but this one was different. The interior and exterior are but interesting. The interior contains ornate decoration. Because Saint-Jean-de-Luz is on the Atlantic Ocean, fishing has been very important to the town. That explains the model boat hanging from the ceiling of the church. If you... More

I took a half day trip from San Sebastian, Spain to visit the town Saint Jean De Luz in nearby France. We had a very relaxing stroll in the quaint town and visited the church, which is the oldest basque church in the region. I would recommend both this sight and the town. There are many good restaurants, perfect for... More