Explore the village of Mont Saint Michel with a local licensed Tour Guide and access inside of the Abbey it will just blow you away.
Meet your tour guide and get the shuttle to the Mont Saint-Michel, there will be many things to see and do.
Once you reach there, you will walk on the Grande Rue on the way up to the Abbey where your visit will end, on the way up you will see the parish church of Saint-Pierre, surrounded by a cemetery (where La Mère Poulard herself, Anne Boutiaut, lays to rest) and housing a silver statue dedicated to Saint-Michel and will take a walk along the ramparts for the view of the coast and a stunning panorama over the bay.
The Mont Saint Michel is the second most visited place in France after Paris and a must tourist stop borders Brittany and dates back to the year 966. Since then, the Mont Saint-Michel has been a monastery, prison, and a historical monument.
It is just stunning, Several generations of builders have worked to make the Mont Saint-Michel what it is today and the site welcomes over 3 million visitors each year. Before the first church was built, the island was called Mont Tombe and later became Le Mont Saint-Michel. It was named after Archangel Saint Michael when Saint Aubert, Bishop of Avranches, was said to have visualised it in a dream.
A statue of Saint Michael is at the very top of the abbey’s spire if you look all the way up.

Explore the village of Mont Saint Michel with a local licensed Tour Guide, it will just blow you away.
Meet your tour guide and get the shuttle to the Mont Saint-Michel, there will be many things to see and do.
Once you reach there, you will walk on the Grande Rue on the way up to the Abbey where your visit will end, on the way up you will see the parish church of Saint-Pierre, surrounded by a cemetery (where La Mère Poulard herself, Anne Boutiaut, lays to rest) and housing a silver statue dedicated to Saint-Michel and will take a walk along the ramparts for the view of the coast and a stunning panorama over the bay.
The Mont Saint Michel is the second most visited place in France after Paris and a must tourist stop borders Brittany and dates back to the year 966. Since then, the Mont Saint-Michel has been a monastery, prison, and a historical monument.
It is just stunning, Several generations of builders have worked to make the Mont Saint-Michel what it is today and the site welcomes over 3 million visitors each year. Before the first church was built, the island was called Mont Tombe and later became Le Mont Saint-Michel. It was named after Archangel Saint Michael when Saint Aubert, Bishop of Avranches, was said to have visualised it in a dream.
A statue of Saint Michael is at the very top of the abbey’s spire if you look all the way up.