Saint-Pierre Church, Ault

A Gothic gem at the heart of the village

Built in the 13th and 14th centuries, the church of Saint-Pierre raises its Gothic outline in the centre of Ault. Its massive tower and generous proportions speak of several centuries of history, between the sea and the Picardy countryside.

Nearby

The church stands on the square where the weekly market is held. It makes a good starting point for a wander through the lanes of Ault, lined with fishermen’s cottages and Belle Époque villas.

The Gothic front and tower of Saint-Pierre church in the centre of Ault

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on site (on foot)

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on foot from the hotel

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