The Mont-Saint-Michel Trail
The association "Les Chemins du Mont-Saint-Michel", founded in 1998, is dedicated to rediscovering, rehabilitating and promoting the ancient pilgrimage routes leading to the famous Norman shrine dedicated to the archangel Saint Michael.
Thanks to its surveys, the association is extending the network of Saint Michael's paths to a number of European countries and renewing the historical links between Mont-Saint-Michel and the major European sites dedicated to the Archangel Michael, by crossing the territories marked by these legendary routes.
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10-11 September, Avranches / Le Mont, weekend in the footsteps of Saint Aubert
Weekend organised with the Communauté d'agglomération Mont Saint-Michel-Normandie, with a Saturday heritage walk from Mont to Avranches along the coast before arriving at Gué de l'Epine and then Saint-Gervais d'Avranches (register in advance with the Office...
29 August, Bretteville-sur-Odon Medieval day at the Baronnie
Barony of Bretteville-sur-Odon, medieval day organised as part of the 10th anniversary of "Pierres en lumières" in Calvados. Before a free film screening in the evening at the Grange aux Dîmes, visitors will be able to discover various aspects of the history of the...
23-29 September, Cultural walk from Carentan to Le Mont
The September walk from Carentan to Le Mont from 23 to 29 September will take in the southern part of the Chemin de Barfleur, one of the two Chemins aux Anglais starting in Winchester. The proposed route crosses the Carentan marshes and then reaches Coutances,...
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Walking the paths of
Mont-Saint-Michel
The pilgrimage was made by most of the kings of France until the end of the 16th century, including Saint Louis, Philippe-le-Bel, Louis XI and François I, as well as by the most important figures in the kingdom. But it was mainly made by people of modest means and children.
The end of the 19th century saw the restoration of the abbey, which has been classified as a historic monument, and the return of worship and pilgrimages to Saint Michael. Now a major tourist attraction, the home of the Archangel attracts millions of visitors every year.
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Association Les Chemins du Mont-Saint-Michel
3 rue d'Yverdon
14210 EVRECY
Mail : chemins-st-michel@wanadoo.fr
Tel: 02 31 24 11 76