The church was founded in the 8th century by Saint Aubert, to serve as a burial place (on the south side of the church is the cemetery). From the Romanesque period, the church preserves in particular the pillars of the impost at the entrance of the choir. It is dedicated to St. Peter, also note that on both sides of the entrance to the chapel of Saint Michel are St. Aubert and St. Roch, are wooden statues of the seventeenth century

A very small church with a few stained glass windows, long benches to sit on and places to buy candles and light one.

Walking up to the abbaye you will come along the parish church St. Pierre on your left hand side, a few steps away. Dating back to 11th century, you will find a small nave and a side altar with a statue of St. Michael in silver blade, fighting a dragon. A baptism font can be found in the back. Leaving the church on the opposite side, you will get to a cemetary, where priests and a sculpture have found their final rest.

A small church serving the village of Mont St Michel, with beautiful stained glass windows and accessible cemetery. There is a little "gift shop" at the back. This church still runs services so may be closed some times.

So amazing! My family and I enjoyed touring, eating lunch, and taking pictures of this beautiful place.

It was a good experience however it could've been better if everything was open. It was raining too. But it was nice abbey with history.

One of the most spectacular places I have visited. Bucket list

Small intimate chapel that's free. There are free tours but I think it's only in French.

Beautiful small Church. Alternative to climbing all those steps in the Abby.

It is a beautiful place to light candles and pray.

Beautiful little chapel filled with Mont Saint-Michel history.

Surrounded by a cemetery (where La Mère Poulard herself, Anne Boutiaut, lays to rest) and housing a silver statue dedicated to Saint-Michel

A quaint church that serves as a teaser to the main abbey along the route to the top.