Before or after the Landing ceremonies, come and visit Mont Saint Michel !
From the United States, Canada, Great Britain or elsewhere, plan your stay in France around the 80th anniversary of the Landing, June 6, 2024: Book your bed and breakfast near Mont Saint-Michel!
As the ceremonies for D-Day, the 80th anniversary of the Landing of Normandy approaches, our guest house near Mont Saint-Michel invites you to book your stay in June 2024.
Many of you, families and descendants of soldiers, will come to from United States, Canada, Great Britain or elsewhere, to come and to commemorate on the scene of the conflict, Monday June 6, 2024 or later throughout the summer. Many of you will also take advantage of your stay in France to visit Normandy and Brittany with the tourist high light: Mont Saint Michel.In our guest house ideally located in Pontorson, 1h30 from the Landing beaches and just a few minutes from the abbey Mont Saint-Michel.
Sabine and Pierre, who speak French, English and German, are passionate about the history of the places and will help you to discover places of interest next to Mont Saint-Michel.
Day 1: tourism in Normandy
Between Omaha Beach and Mont Saint-Michel, take the time to stroll through Normandy and
to visit Villedieu les Poêles, famous for its copper crafts and its bell foundry.
Further west, the town of Granville, its gardens and the Christian Dior museum are to be discovered. While passing through Avranches, go and visit the Scriptorial, a must.
Day 2: Mont Saint-Michel and Pontorson
Book your guest room near Mont-Saint-Michel and set off to discover this favorite monument of the French: after passing through the abbey, visit the bay of Mont Saint-Michel and Tombelaine. After relax in a coffee shop or taste a salted meadow lamb in one of the restaurants.
Day 3: tourism in Brittany
Like Mont Saint-Michel, the town Pontorson is located on the border between Normandy and Brittany. Take the opportunity to visit the west of France. Enjoy our excellent breakfast and set off to discover 2 favorites: Saint-Malo and its ramparts and Cancale, its port and its oysters. Two other cities also please particularly Sabine and Pierre. Dinard and its villas from the Roaring Twenties, Dinan and its famous medieval houses winding towards the port on the banks of the Rance river.
