Copyrights Philippe Gisselbrecht - Ville de Metz
France > Grand Est > Moselle > 57000 > Metz > 2 rue des Trinitaires
Built from 1720 onwards by the Trinitarians, this church is today used as a venue for exhibitions or artistic performances.
Copyrights Philippe Gisselbrecht - Ville de Metz
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The church, which has been refurbished for this purpose, hosts temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
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