Sainte-Élisabeth-de-Hongrie

Built as the chapel of a convent of Franciscan tertiaries, the church received its first stone from Marie de Médicis in 1628 and was consecrated in 1646. Closed during the Revolution, it became a parish church in 1809, and Godde enlarged it in 1825. A hundred carved panels in the ambulatory, the aisle that runs around the choir, come from the choir stalls of the abbey of Saint-Vaast at Arras. Louis Suret built the organ in 1853. It is the conventual church of the Order of Malta.