Saint Michael's Church, Pont-l'Évêque, France

The Saint Michael's Church (Église Saint-Michel de Pont-l'Évêque) was built between 1480-1530 in late Gothic style. There are three naves without transept and the tower.

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maryvonne drieu (6 years ago)
Très très belle église interieure et extérieur mérite d être vue

P. Linker (6 years ago)
Mooie kerk in het centrum van het plaatje.

Celia Pino (6 years ago)
Très belle église

Luc Deramond (6 years ago)
Avant les plaisirs d'un succulent camembert, Je vous conseille une visite spirituelle et architecturale dans ce monument magique.

Marc Chazelle (7 years ago)
Très belle église. Parfaite pour les mariages.

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