Église Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul, church located in La Réunion, in France

Église Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul is a Catholic church at 54 rue Auguste-Babet in central Saint-Pierre, on the right bank of the Rivière d'Abord. Its white facade has two square towers with grey pyramidal roofs and round windows, a central triangular pediment with a circular emblem, and a portico on four white columns. Metal scaffolding stands before the entrance, behind a metal fence and gate.

The church is listed in the inventory of Monuments historiques since 22 October 1998. It stands at 54 rue Auguste-Babet in the centre of Saint-Pierre, on the right bank of the rivière d'Abord, according to the French source; the Greek article places it on the western bank. Its construction dates to the 18th century.

The parish bears the double name of Saints Peter and Paul, and its address, 54 rue Auguste-Babet, places it on the right bank of the Rivière d'Abord in central Saint-Pierre. The building was listed in the inventory of Monuments historiques on 22 October 1998, a status that now frames how the parish and the town care for it.

The church stands at 54 rue Auguste-Babet in central Saint-Pierre, on the right bank of the rivière d'Abord. The sources disagree on the bank (the Greek article says west bank), so use the street number as your landmark. The entrance is behind a metal fence and gate, and scaffolding has stood against the facade, so check access before crossing town.

The building was listed as a monument historique inscrit on 22 October 1998, which protects its exterior and interior features under French heritage law. Its address, 54 rue Auguste-Babet, places it in the centre of Saint-Pierre, on the right bank of the rivière d'Abord according to the French article, while the Greek article puts it on the west bank.