Saint-Honoré d'Eylau refers to two neighbouring Roman Catholic churches at 64 bis Avenue Raymond Poincare in the 16th arrondissement of Paris.

The supporting iron columns and arches in the church, resembling those of Gothic cathedrals, are painted white and present a dramatic scene.

[2] The interior has the elements of a classic Gothic church; the colonnades and the arched ceiling, but rendered with concrete and iron and brightly coloured.

[3] The vault of the apse and choir is decorated with a large fresco entitled "The Resurrection" made by Maurice Rocher (1918-1995) and Paul Vigroux (1921-1985).

The stained glass dates to the first half of the 20th century, and is especially colourful and abundant, with more than fifty windows, linking two levels on both sides of the nave.