Fontaine Saint-Sulpice

A very old fountain, it also attracts many tourists to visit and take pictures. The fountain building is very special, the square is very artistic, and it is still very different from the modern large fountain.

We heard that organists at St. Hubbis Church held a free organ concert after Sunday Mass. We arrived at about 11:30 to catch up with the end of the Mass, a wonderful experience, certainly in French. During the recital, we enjoyed several pieces that showed the beauty and power of the gorgeous organ! Surprisingly, visitors wandered around during the concert, and I think probably not everyone enjoyed the recital.

The fountain of St. Hubis is a neo-Renaissance fountain built in 1844 and has huge murals on every corner, with rose lines just one detail. In the middle of three concentric circles, there are four statues representing the Bossu, Finyl, Massion and Fleckier evangelists of the age of Louis XIV

Renaissance fountains, it looks very old.

The fountain is located in the square outside the church, and contains statues of four bishops.