Romanesque abbey church on summit

Mont St-Michel from the south

Cloister (1203-28) & garden

Nave looking east, south side (1060-84), north side (rebuilt 12th c.)

South nave aisle capitals (1060-84), looking west

Archangel Michael (15th c.) in northeast transept

South ambulatory vault (1446-1521)

Choir (1446-1521), end of the Mass

Salle des Hôtes vault (1213)

Salle des Chevaliers (1220)

Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, west front (1692-1739)

Nave looking east (early 18th c.)

Organ (1675)

Organ (1675) (detail)

West front tower portal (1613); Romanesque bell-tower (11th c.)

Nave looking east (15th-16th c.)

North ambulatory vault (16th c.)

Window #1, Resurrection of Lazarus (1578), south nave

Window #8, Nativity from Childhood of Christ (16th c.), south nave (detail)

Window #13, Charlemagne & St-Louis (16th c.), east end

Window #16, Raining of the Manna (16th c.), east end

Window #21, Calvary (16th c.), north nave

Window #22, Deliverance of St-Pierre, middle panels (16th c.), north nave

Romanesque east end & bridge over Gartempe

St. Catherine of Alexandria chapel in crypt, murals (late 12th c.)

West front (1519-41)

Three apostles, west window (16th c.) (detail)

North choir stalls (16th c.)

'Passion' center choir window (16th c.)

Notre-Dame (late 11th-early 12th c.) from northeast

West front (11th c.)

West front base of belfry porch (11th c.) with Renaissance doorway

West front tower (12th c.) (detail)

Northwest nave exterior (late 11th c.)

Nave looking east (late 11th c.); vault (rebuilt 17th c.)

North nave aisle with groin vault (late 11th c.), looking west

'Lions' capital (2nd half 11th c.), north nave

South nave elevation looking west (late 11th c.)

West end (late 11th c.) attached to belfry-porch (17th c.)

Gisant of Florent de Hangest (end of 12th-beginning of 13th c.), northwest transept

Treasury in north transept

Choir (c. 1130-35)

North choir capital of geometrical designs implying a face (c. 1110-30)

Northeast choir capitals (c. 1110-30)

East end choir capitals (c. 1110-30)

East end choir capitals (c. 1110-30) (detail)

Southeast choir capitals (c. 1110-30)

South choir capital of geometrical designs (c. 1110-30)

Lombard bell-tower (12th c.)

High altar (4th c.), Red Sea crossing

Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Beauvoir (late 12th c.) & suspended star

West front (15th & 17th c.)

Nave looking east (15th c., restored 1826-29)

Carved wooden cathedra (16th c.), north choir

Virgin & Child (19th c.), chevet center window

Organ & St. Cecilia rose window

Abbey (12th c.) from northwest

'Portail des lions' (12th c.), south transept portal tympanum

West porch portal & tympanum (late 11th c.)

Northeast exterior (late 11th c.); choir (restored 18th c.)

Nave with transverse barrel vault (late 11th c.) looking west

Choir (late 11th c.)

Cemetery & exterior from southwest (11th c.)

South portal (end of 11th-early 12th c.)

Northeast exterior (11th-12th c.)

Choir with oven vault (reconstructed early 12th c.)

Men with belts (designating homosexuality) grabbing a tau stick (12th c.), 6th north chevet capital

Southwest exterior (12th c.)

West front portal tympanum (2nd half 12th c.)

Apse (rebuilt 1777); decorated (1854)

Flamboyant west rose exterior (1517)

'Tree of Jesse,' Flamboyant west rose (1517), glass (Thévenot, 1858)

Nave looking east (1304-1566)

Choir (begun 1304); clerestory windows (Thévenot, 1853-71)

Romanesque lantern tower (11th c.) with spire

West front door

South exterior (1622 with 11th c. origins)

Tower from southeast

Nave looking east (15th c.)

'Education of the Virgin by Ste-Anne between Saints'

Cathédrale St-Pierre (14th c.), west front from southwest

South transept rose exterior (1870-72)

Chevet & northeast transept exterior (rebuilt 1855-75)

Nave looking east (14th c., restored 1620s)

Organ (Lépine, 1778)

North transept rose (19th c.)

Northeast transept clerestory (19th c.)

West front & south exterior (1st half 13th c.)

Jubé (1550) & Angevin vault (1st half 13th c.)

West front rose, towers & spires (1860-88)

View from northwest

South nave exterior (1852-76)

Flamboyant south choir exterior (1468-1507)

Neo-Gothic nave (1852-76) looking northeast to Flamboyant Gothic choir (1468-1507)

Neo-Gothic nave looking west (1852-76) from choir (1468-1507)

Ste-Catherine dit des Ducs, 1st east window (end of 15th c.)

Tree of Jesse, 4th east window, lower panels (end of 15th c.)

Des Croisades window, lower panels (1558), 3rd south ambulatory Chapelle du St-Curé d'Ars

La Vierge Noire (12th c.), Chapelle de la Vierge Noire

Flamboyant south ambulatory vault (1468-1507)

Choir (1468-1507)

Choir east end windows; center window (late 15th c.); side windows (1887-88)

Choir east end center window, 'La Dormition de la Vierge' (late 15th c.. restored 19th c.)

Neo-Gothic façade with towers (Lassus, 1854-60)

Nave looking east (Lassus, 1844-81)

Cinque-foils between north nave chapels (Lassus, 1844-81)

Pulpit in south nave (19th c.)

South transept rose (Lassus, 19th c.)

'Four Angels of Revelation closing mouths,' Romanesque capital (12th c.), in chancel

'Soldiers sleeping at Christ's tomb,' Romanesque capital, nave south side

'Story of Jonah,' on south aisle column

West front (1866)

Windows (c. 1330), north side