The church is located next to the canal flowing into the lake Annecy. Beautiful church understated on the outside but full on inside, great position.

The church was built in 1614 in baroque style. It housed the tombs of Juana de Chantal and Francisco de Sales, which were later moved to the Basilica of the Visitation. During the French Revolution, the church was transformed into a factory. In 1923 it was handed over to the religious and restored in 2003. From the stairs at the entrance you can see the pleasant atmosphere around the Palais de l'lle.

The distinction of this simple white church paled in comparison with the rest of the colourful buildings nearby the vicinity. However, I was astounded as the interior looked more elegant than the exterior which has a refreshing feeling compared to others.

Attended a choral concert & really enjoyed the acoustics. The church was totally packed. A great evening. Thank you and thank you St Francios de Sales.

Very simple from outside but very beautiful inside.and if you go behind the building there is a hotel in that church

Monuments beside the water/canal are beautiful. It's near the Anncey's landmark

Didn't have a chance to get in so we just walked past it.

Beautiful place.

Located near the Lake Annecy and in the centre of town. The church is big and beautiful. The church has many beautiful intricately designed religious artefacts. It seems to me that within the church lie the remains of Saint Francois and Saint Jeanne de Chantal cause i saw what looked like their tombs. The walls are white and they brighten up the church. The chairs or benches look like ther are of a different era The church is a good place to visit if you are around the area. The church certainly needs a lot of maintenance to save the beautiful artefacts. The altar is stunning.