Saint Maurice Church

A baroque church standing within the Old Town of Besançon. The first temple dedicated to St. Maurice's place was already here in the sixth century, but it was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt. Today's church was built at the end of the 17th century. It is a three-stone, stone building with a facade decorated with pilasters and cornices. The interior, divided by massive pillars, conceals a baroque altar with a sculpture of the Divine Glory and the Holy Trinity.