Saint-Éloi Catholic Church at Dunkirk

Saint-Eloi’s Church was burnt in 1558 and nearly destroyed by French troops. Early 1560 the city decided to rebuild the church and assigned master- builder, Jean de Renneville, to restore it. The church was rebuilt with Gothic flamboyant style, then enlarged and increased solidity by another architect. The major restoration were necessary after the damage caused by the two world wars, the last one ended in 1985.

A must place to vosit. I would definitely suggest to go on top of the tower (they have a lift!)

Nice ! Best to combine with the visit of the Belfry just next to (which was before linked to this church)

Very impressive old church, real nice and sceneric 🏆🏅

Beautiful Church , but was closed because of Corona , but very good surroundings , explore the area , cafe's, restaurants , shopping and more history

Beautiful cathedral showing shell damage from WW2 on the entrance wall

Beautiful cathedral. Beautiful architecture and art.

I visited the tower to catch the view, which is amazing. You can see the city and the sea from the top. Also there are photos and information indicating the buildings you are viewing from the top(very good to note where you are heding next. There is an escalator which takes you 5 floors up and then you have to climb a couple of steps