Saint-Germain-de-Charonne

The church keeps the look of a village church, surrounded by its very old cemetery. It is a Gothic church altered over several centuries. Built on a clay hillside, it has been unstable since it was built; closed in 2009, it was restored by the City, which underpinned its failing foundations. A painting attributed to Joseph-Benoît Suvée shows the meeting of Saint Germain and Saint Geneviève. The photograph shows candles before a side chapel.