The Saint-Michel Church in Jainvillotte is a notable religious building in the village, dedicated to Saint Michael.
Its architecture combines Romanesque and Gothic elements, with additions and modifications made over the centuries.
Its particularities include a bell tower-porch with powerful buttresses, a chevet decorated with a Romanesque oculus and neo-Gothic bays with two lancets surmounted by a quadrilobed oculus.
A Gothic niche, located to the right of the entrance door, houses a statue of Saint Christopher carrying the Child Jesus, dating from the 16th century.
The church underwent restorations at the end of the 20th century, giving a new lease of life to this modest Vosges church.
