Eglise Saint-Etienne

A remarkable example of the transition between Romanesque and Gothic art, the church of Saint-Etienne bears witness to the large number of churches that dotted the historic heart of Beauvais in the Middle Ages, which was then known as the "ringing city". It still contains a set of
it still contains a set of glass windows made in the 16th century by the Le Prince family, a dynasty of renowned Beauvaisian master glassmakers during the Renaissance. The Tree of Jesse, the most famous stained glass window of the church, illuminates this set by the brightness of its colors. Visit on request only.