Église Saint-Gilles-Saint-Leu de Boubiers

About

Saint-Denis Church is a Catholic church located in Boubiers, France. It is a rural church that has not changed since the middle of the 16th century, of a rather rustic architecture as a whole, but with a remarkable flamboyant western Gothic facade, a central Romanesque bell tower with stone arrow of the 12th century, and a Gothic choir having externally preserved its 13th century appearance. The walls of the nave are still novels. Apart from its authentic character, the church is interesting for its plan with clearances and passages linking the transept to the nave and choir without passing through the cross of the transept. The building was classified as a historic monument by order of 22 July 1943, with the cemetery surrounding it. It is affiliated with the parish of Saint-François-d'Assise du Vexin.

Location: The church is located in the French department of the Oise, on the commune of Boubiers, rue de l'Église, at the north-east end of the village, and completely away from the centre of the small village. The church is always surrounded by the cemetery, which overlooks the fields to the north, east and south.