Church of Les Jacobins
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Reviewed by:
Laalamani
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The Church of Les Jacobins is a distinctive landmark of the city. This is a beautiful Gothic 13th century church with red brick cloisters and its interiors are supported by stylish pillars. This church even hosts many exhibitions and concerts. Visitors can find the grave of St. Thomas d’Aquin who was a great theologian and a philosopher too. He was known as the Christian Aristotle.
Category: Monument and Historic Building
Address: 69 rue Pargaminieres Toulouse France
Website http://www.jacobins.mairie-toulouse.fr/
Telephone: 05.61.22.21.92
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