Saint-Roch Catholic Church

Saint-Roch Church is defined by two monumental steeples that rise forty-five meters above the street, clad in black granite sourced from nearby Rivière-à-Pierre. This is the largest church in Quebec City and the fourth to occupy this specific site since eighteen eleven. The current structure, completed in nineteen twenty-three, blends a Gothic Revival exterior with a Romanesque Revival interior, housing paintings by artists such as Jacques Blanchard and Antoine Plamondon.