Mont Saint-Michel is one of the most visited monuments in France, just after the Tour Eiffel.
It is photographed every year by travellers from all over the world. Located in Normandy, the Mont is named after the statue of Saint-Michel at the top of the church. Although Mont Saint-Michel is not densely populated (40 inhabitants) it is possible to stay there, to eat there, in short to spend a beautiful holiday there.
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Beyond its renowned architectural marvels and gastronomic delights, Italy's flower fields, gardens, and villas stand as testament to the country's deep-rooted love affair with botany and landscape design. From the rolling hills of Tuscany awash with the hues of wildflowers to the meticulously curated gardens of historic villas, Italy’s floral heritage invites exploration and admiration.