When you visit Mont Saint-Michel, you simply must stop at Mère Poulard, an inn famous for its omelets, which are cooked over a wood fire (a true emblem of French gastronomy) and made from a 130-year-old recipe. This undisputable icon opened its doors in 1888 and is an integral part of Mont Saint-Michel's identity.
Mont Saint Michel, an iconic tidal island and commune in Normandy, France, showcases an architectural marvel steeped in history. Combining Romanesque and Gothic influences, the island's structures bear remnants of the original sanctuary dedicated to Archangel Michel in 708.
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Next in line is Saint Michael's Mount, the lesser-known sister site of the famous Mont-Saint-Michel in France. Like Mont-Saint-Michel, it is on an island accessible by foot only when the tide permits. Interestingly enough, many religious structures on the island were built by the same monks of Mont-Saint-Michel who received the island as a gift
