A must-visit stunning mountain city: Journey to Mount Saint Michel

This is a mysterious and rugged rock hill, located on the coastline of Normandy, France. On this hill stands an ancient monastery and a huge golden church that shines brightly, resembling a castle in a storybook when viewed from afar. This place has a long history, and it is said that strange and mysterious events have occurred here, which makes people even more longing for this place. Next, let us embark on a journey to Mont Saint-Michel together, and explore this awe-inspiring place.

La Tour Gabriel

La Tour Gabriel is a landmark building in the city of Montreal, located next to the pier in the Old Port area. This building has six floors, each with a large area, and its exterior showcases the typical late 18th-century style, featuring elegant architectural design and a rich historical atmosphere. Inside the building, there are luxurious restaurants and bars offering a variety of foods and drinks. You can spend a leisurely afternoon here, enjoying the beautiful sea view.

Mont Saint-Michel Abbey

In the 8th century, Cardinal Aubert built a small chapel-castle at the highest point of the holy mountain, naming it after the Archangel Michael, making it a pilgrimage center. Today, Mont Saint-Michel Abbey, as one of the must-visit attractions in the Normandy region, is listed as a 'World Cultural and Natural Heritage' site. Over the years, with the passage of time and the arrival of numerous pilgrims, the abbey has undergone multiple expansions and renovations, ultimately presenting the architectural style we see today. The abbey features three different architectural styles: Romanesque, Gothic, and Flamboyant Gothic. The golden archangel at the top is particularly dazzling and radiant under the sunlight.

Saint-Malo

Saint-Malo is a beautiful seaside city located in the Brittany region of France, facing the Atlantic Ocean. It is a city with significant historical importance and rich maritime culture, and a must-visit destination for those exploring Brittany. The city preserves many historical monuments from the medieval period, including Mont Saint-Michel and Fort National. Here, you can enjoy beach activities, swimming, and also try surfing and sailing. Additionally, you can taste various seafood and experience thrilling fishing activities at the port of Saint-Malo.

Lons Bay

Lons Bay is located in the Seine-Maritime department of the Normandy region in France and is one of the largest bays in Europe. Its unique topography forms a wide concave bay, flanked by hard and steep cliffs on both sides, with a vast lagoon and estuary in the middle. The natural scenery is beautiful, featuring spectacular coastlines and charming beaches. Many people come here to swim, surf, or hike along the coast to enjoy the beautiful scenery and fresh ocean air. Additionally, the Lons Bay area has many culinary delights and cultural heritage sites worth exploring!