A beautiful Baroque-style church with an ornate interior and a rich history.
In the centre of Luxembourg City stands St John's Church, also known as St Jean Church or Église Saint-Jean. The church, which has had multiple modifications and additions throughout the years, dates back to the 17th century. It has a beautiful exterior with elaborate stone carvings and sculptures, and is renowned for its Baroque-style architecture. The church's interior is equally spectacular, with a spacious nave and transept, lovely stained-glass windows, as well as a number of ancient artworks and sacred objects. A famous pipe organ, which was first installed in the church in the 18th century and has since been extended and rebuilt, is also located there.
Visitors are welcome to visit Luxembourg's significant religious and cultural landmark, St John's Church, for purposes of worship, reflection, and exploration. Regular mass services, other religious ceremonies, guided tours, and cultural events are all provided by the church throughout the year.
The crypt of St John's Church, which houses the graves of various significant personalities in Luxembourg's history, including members of the royal family, influential religious officials, and other prominent people, is one of the church's most distinctive characteristics. The crypt can be explored by those who are interested in learning more about the individuals interred there and their contributions to Luxembourg's political and cultural history.
Tips and Tricks
- Spend some time admiring the magnificent stained glass windows that have made St John's Church famous.
- Consider going to a service if you want to have a deeper spiritual experience of the church. Check the schedule to choose a service that works for you because the church offers both English and French services.
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