- Constructed from the 10th century, the Abbey of Mont Saint-Michel houses architectural treasures in Carolingian, Romanesque, and Gothic styles.
- More recently, in 1966, as a consequence of the celebration of the monastic millennium, a community of Benedictine monks settled in the Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey.
- Mont Saint Michel Abbey has been a pilgrimage site for centuries, and the abbey’s collection of religious artifacts and artwork reflects this history.
- Dears, The evening visit inside the Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel takes place during the months of July and August only, each year.
- After the French Revolution, Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey was used as a prison until the 1860s. ... From September 1st to April 30.
- Important pilgrimage centre from the 8th to 18th century, the Benedictine Abbey of Mont Saint-Michel is a remarkable example of medieval architecture which is...
- Dominating the island, the Mont Saint-Michel Abbey is an example of medieval architecture that visitors must not miss.
- As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mont-Saint-Michel and its Abbey exert an irresistible allure, attracting** over three million awe-struck visitors each year**.
- You can spend at least 3 to 4 hours on Mont Saint-Michel if you plan to see everything, including the abbey, and have a lunch break.
- The monks who built the Abbey, the Mont Saint-Michel prisons, the famous periscope to discover the Bay.