Sacred Sites of Réunion

This selection highlights Réunion’s diverse religious architecture, featuring Hindu temples with vibrant cultural symbolism and Catholic churches and chapels that reflect centuries of colonial history and local devotion. Each site embodies distinct architectural styles and historical contexts within the island’s multicultural heritage.

Temple de Morange

A Hindu temple notable for its regional architectural style and cultural significance on Réunion.

Notre-Dame des Laves

Roman Catholic church located in Sainte-Rose, known for its resilience after lava flows.

Église Notre-Dame des Neiges

Catholic church in Cilaos, exemplifying local heritage within Réunion’s mountainous region.

St. Anne's Church, Saint-Benoît

The St. Anne's Church is the name given to a Catholic church on the island of Réunion, French overseas department in the Indian Ocean.

Chapelle Sainte-Marguerite

A Catholic chapel representing regional religious architecture in Petite-Île.

Chapelle de l'ex-Apeca

Catholic chapel recognized for its historical and cultural importance on the island.

Chapelle du Rosaire

Catholic chapel notable for its religious art and regional heritage.

Église Notre-Dame du Rosaire

Catholic church of Saint-Louis, reflecting colonial-era ecclesiastical architecture.

Église Saint-Louis

Catholic church in Saint-Louis with heritage value tied to the local community.

Temple Mardévirin

Hindu temple known locally as Kovil Moutoussamy Sangly, important for cultural ceremonies.