Eglise Saint Grégoire des Minimes (Saint-Grégoire des Minimes Church), Tours

The Eglise Saint Grégoire des Minimes is part of the Minimes convent, built in the early 17th Century. The church's facade is very minimalistic-looking, in line with the classical style of the time. Inside you can see a rich collection of impressive sculptures and woodworks.

In addition to the interesting baroque decoration of the western facade, this building has a set of woodwork executed from 1677 to 1679 by a group of 3 carpenters and 2 cabinetmakers (two of whom will become minimal brothers in 1679, Antoine Audric and Cot Taboué), including one canopied oak carved xvii th century .

The church has three side chapels accompanied by their altarpieces and statues representing respectively: the Blessed Virgin Mary , Saint Anne and Saint Joachim in the first chapel.