Saint-Gratien: history and sights
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Did you know?
Named after Saint Gratian, a young shepherd martyred in the 4th century, whose relic lies beneath the high altar of the church.
Anecdote
Marshal de Catinat, lord of the manor, died here in 1712; the famous Rue Catinat in Saigon is named after him.
Around Saint-Gratien
- Église Saint-Gratien, 10 m away — The parish church of Saint-Gratien, where Marshal Catinat, who died in the town in 1712, is buried.
- Lac d'Enghien, 850 m away — The natural lake of the neighbouring spa town of Enghien-les-Bains.