Church of Saint-Pierre - Le Mont-Saint-Michel

Pass the St. Pierre Chapel (glise St-Pierre)) on the Grand Rue on Mount Saint-Michel, which dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries. The church is dedicated to St. Pierre (Saint-Pierre), the patron saint of fishermen. Just above the church is a small cemetery, The church’s tower is both a landmark.

This chapel is one of many churches on Mount Saint-Michel, with a statue of Joan of Arc at its door, interiors decorated in a Normandy style, with beautiful glass windows.

The whole monastery was a medieval building, not as magnificent as other monasteries, everything was decorated in stone, but it looked simple and generous, and it felt quite good.

The church of Saint Pierre, founded in the fifteenth century, is considered the parish church of Monster-Michel. It is dedicated to Saint Pierre, or Saint Peter, patron saint of fishermen. Above is a small cemetery, and the church's high tower is a landmark, very close to La Grande Street.

The Church of Saint Pierre, located on Mount Saint-Michel, is a relatively small church, but it is particularly delicate, especially when visiting this church in the evening, the candlelight inside is lit up and feels sacred.