The 12th-century Romanesque Saint-Aubert Chapel (Chapelle Saint-Aubert) at the back of Mont-Saint-Michel (Saint Michael's Mount) in Bretagne, France
The 12th-century Romanesque chapel was dedicated to Bishop Aubert of Avranches (670-725), the founder of the sanctuary of Mont Saint Michel. According to legend, the building was erected on a huge boulder, probably a former pagan menhir, which was thrown down here thanks to the miracle done by Aubert.
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Location: 50170 Le Mont-Saint-Michel, Manche, Normandy, France, Europe
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