Temple protestant de Lussan
LUSSAN , Gard – Cultural heritage
About
Inaugurated in 1822, it was built on a plot of land belonging to Jean-Pierre Gide, the great-grandfather of writer André Gide.
The temple is very simple: a rectangle, built of undecorated plastered rubble stone and covered by a gable tile roof with a spandrel and a small bell tower above the entrance door, reduced to a minimum. Inside, the tribune requested by the Civil Buildings Council on the 1818 project is in place on the entrance bay, supported by two columns with Doric capitals. The pointed-arch windows created in 1844 by architect Bègue add a neo-Gothic touch.
Spoken languages : French
Get there by liO Car or city bus
A moins de 10 mn à pieds de l’arrêt LUSSAN – Mas Neuf !
Cet arrêt est situé sur les lignes : SAINT-AMBROIX – NIMES (152)
Environ 9 min (806 m).
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