Église Saint-Serge, Paris

The Church of Saint-Serge sits at the end of a narrow passage at number ninety-three rue de Crimée, tucked away from the street behind a garden. You can identify it by its red-tinted brick walls and a distinct wooden porch featuring two staircases that face each other. This building was originally constructed in eighteen sixty-one for a German Lutheran community. Following the First World War, the French government seized the structure and later sold it in nineteen twenty-four.