EXPLORING MONT SAINT MICHEL - Inside France's Most Iconic Abbey!

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This week, we’re your ultimate Mont Saint Michel travel guide! Join us as we explore France’s most mysterious island abbey, the breathtaking Mont Saint Michel Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Discover the best way to get to Mont Saint Michel from Paris, and wander through the charming Mont Saint Michel village streets. We’ll taste test the best local food and share top travel tips for visiting Mont Saint Michel.
Whether you’re planning a Mont Saint Michel day trip or a longer stay like us, this comprehensive Mont Saint Michel tour has everything you need to make your visit unforgettable.
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@gandigooglegandigoogle7202 16 дней назад

Mont Saint Michel is just an amazing place....incredible piece of heaven !

@123boat 4 дня назад

I had a house about an hour away from Mont Saint-Michel. We used to visit it regularly. I love the place. Went there on a school trip in the early 70’s and have been back many times since. My advice to anyone wanting to visit is either to get there very early in the morning or go there just before sunset. Most other tourists have gone by then. Also early spring and late autumn are fantastic times to visit. Loved your video 👏

@avldesigner 17 дней назад

We live in Winter Garden and were just in France 2 weeks ago. We did Étretat, Mont St Michel, Versailles, Disneyland Paris and other Paris sites. It was great we walked over 90 miles during our 9 day trip. Have a great rest of your trip. If you go to Versailles take the time and walk all the gardens, the hidden fountains are amazing to see.

@AndrewandMegan 16 дней назад

Hey fellow Floridians! That sounds like an incredible trip. And 90 miles... that's impressive! We've absolutely loved exploring Mont St Michel and Paris. Thanks for the tip about the hidden fountains at Versailles; we'll definitely make time for that. Hope you had a fantastic time!

@AmrAbdeen 16 дней назад

juts normal people having fun in a great place. no pretentious BS. i like both of you, subbed

@AndrewandMegan 8 дней назад

Well we are glad you’re here! Thanks for your kind words!

@morristosee 18 дней назад

We loved the video!! The keeper of tickets 😅 that's definitely Becky's duty 😂 Thanks for all information on this incredible place!

@AndrewandMegan 18 дней назад

@@morristosee it’s an important job! 😆 Glad you enjoyed! Add it onto your travels, it was definitely a must see! 😍

@DrSkeff 18 дней назад

Beautiful place, great video and love your reviews. Cheers from Yorkshire.

@AndrewandMegan 18 дней назад

@@DrSkeff thanks for enjoying with us ❤️

@kenhobbs8565 17 дней назад

I'm the keeper of tickets in our relationship. It's only because I keep things in the same place every time. My wife puts things in random places and forgets where those places are. I'm told it's because she has a lot more to arrange and remember than I do... Probably true...she's amazing in so many other ways. 😊

@AndrewandMegan 16 дней назад

Love it! Every relationship needs a keeper of tickets 😄 It sounds like you’ve got a great system worked out!

@Lbzh35 13 дней назад

Thank you so much for this superb video! I'm lucky enough to live in Brittany, between Rennes and Saint-Malo (so not very far from Mont-Saint-Michel), so I must have been there about ten times, and in my opinion the best time to go is obviously autumn and winter, because yes, the Mont is one of the most visited places in France (even more than the Eiffel Tower) :) It's hard to believe it used to be a prison, it's a bit like Alcatraz Island. Incidentally, there's a debate going on in France between 2 regions as to who owns the Mont, I'm obviously talking about Brittany and Normandy (while remaining friendly), it's perhaps one of the most popular debates in France (much more so than our dear politicians 😂).

@Cameron-x1r 17 дней назад

Great tour, thank you...because of all the crowds though, maybe a place to avoid.

@AndrewandMegan 17 дней назад

@@Cameron-x1r we were very surprised by the crowds! But one thing we didn’t mention in the video is that this was the week after the Olympics so that may have created even larger crowds… maybe.

@gsbeak 16 дней назад

The best time to visit Mont St Michel is to come a week day in winter. There will be so much less crowd...

@AndrewandMegan 16 дней назад

@@gsbeak We love visiting places in off season! Less crowds is always a plus.

@rebeccadalsanto8983 18 дней назад

Megan, open that Inn!!! Great video!

@AndrewandMegan 18 дней назад

@@rebeccadalsanto8983maybe our next video?! Opening the inn. Thank you for enjoying with us!

@calvacoca 15 дней назад

Visit Mont St Michel in November or December. No tourist. Sometime alone in the streets or in the abbey. When you will hear the wind blowing outside and feel like a dark age monk. A great experience 😌

@westminstergreen 17 дней назад

Now you'lll have to go to the eerily similar St Michael's Mount in Cornwall, so called because an abbey was set up there by Benedictines from Mont St Michel in the 11th century. There's no wimpy boardwalk at St Michael's Mount though, just a causeway that gets flooded at high tide - if you get caught on the island when the tide comes in you have to wait for the next low tide!

@AndrewandMegan 16 дней назад

@@westminstergreen we definitely have this on our list now! No boardwalk sounds like an adventure. We’ll certainly have to plan ahead.

@jeanmichelmoulin7532 14 дней назад

Il n'y a là rien "d'étrange" ils sont alignés sur une méridienne sacrée avec beaucoup d'autres monuments et lieux sacrés planétaires. Le Mont de l'archange Michel a été construit sur un lieu dédié autrefois a Belenos, d'où à côté l'îlot de Tombelaine. Et ces lieux remontent à plus loin encore.

@rolos140670 16 дней назад

you shoud do a video on bretagne in general (brittany), why it has such a strong identity in centrist france etc

@manoul71 16 дней назад

ohh! there is Daryl over there.

@hilarymiseroy 12 дней назад

The opening of the raised causeway has had an effect. It's good for tourism but there are less people that live permanently on the island which is kind of a shame. There used to be a couple of hotels there. I stayed there once and the wind caused weird creaking and moaning noises all night long. I still have a book detailing the history of the place that I bought in the gift shop.

@AndrewandMegan 8 дней назад

That is a shame to hear. How neat that you stayed there. We saw at least one hotel on the island still open. It looked very charming!

@markbrown4127 15 дней назад

Last time I went there it was 34 degrees and shoulder to shoulder with people. We made it into the gates, looked around, and said "we've been here before anyway" and left

@AndrewandMegan 8 дней назад

We understand that sentiment. The first day we were there was a bit overwhelming. But the rain did slow it all down a bit in the next days. It’s an incredible place so the crowds make sense!

@davidjones332 17 дней назад

I thought I'd solved all my travel problems when I bought a jacket that had sixteen different pockets -I could never find anything, let alone tickets, for years!

@AndrewandMegan 16 дней назад

😂😂😂 OMG this is hilarious and totally something Andrew would do!

@jakenicholls9914 17 дней назад

Interesting(boring🤔)fact, on the tour you walked up and down several spiral staircases, if you notice from the bottom going up they all turn clockwise, in times of old people attacking up would be at a disadvantage(most people being right handed) people defending could use their sword hand better. Loved the barge trip.👍

@AndrewandMegan 17 дней назад

We love facts like that! We could have easily cancelled all of our EU plans and stayed on the barge for another month or so. Thanks for enjoying our adventures with us.