Discover one of France’s most breathtaking landmarks on this day trip from Paris to Mont-Saint-Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site rising dramatically from the sea.
Travel across the scenic Normandy countryside to the legendary island crowned by its medieval abbey. Learn how the Archangel Michael appeared in 708 to Saint Aubert, inspiring the creation of this extraordinary place of faith and pilgrimage.
Explore the Abbey Church, perched 80 meters above sea level, with its Gothic spires, ancient crypts, and sweeping views of the bay. Wander through the cobbled streets of the village, lined with stone houses, cafés, and local shops.
Whether you’re drawn by its spiritual history, architecture, or coastal beauty, Mont-Saint-Michel offers an unforgettable glimpse into France’s medieval past — a true wonder that must be seen to be believed.
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Explore the marvelous island and its beautiful streets, visit the old monastery, have lunch in one of the restaurants and at the end of the visit don't forget to take some souvenirs and the famous Mere Poulard biscuits.
The history of Mont-Saint-Michel began in 708, when Bishop Aubert erected a first sanctuary on Mont Tombe in honour of the Archangel.
In 966, Benedictine monks settled there on request from the Duke of Normandy, Richard I. These monks, under the authority of the Abbot, followed the Order of Saint Benedict, and were responsible for the growth of the new monastery. The Abbey very quickly became a major place of pilgrimage in the Christian West, but also one of the centres of medieval culture where a large number of manuscripts were produced and stored. Mont-Saint-Michel was given the nickname "City of the Books". At a political and intellectual crossroads, the Abbey was visited by a large number of pilgrims over the centuries, including several Kings of France and England.
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