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How do I get to Le Mont-Saint-Michel?
The closest train station is Pontorson. It can be accessed via the following train lines: Trains from Paris Saint-Lazare to Caen, then a TER train from Caen to Pontorson, then the shuttle bus from Pontorson to Mont-Saint-Michel.
How do I get from Paris to Mont-Saint-Michel by train?
The simplest way to get to Mont Saint-Michel from Paris is to take a direct train to Rennes, which is a lovely French city worth visiting in itself. The train from Paris to Rennes leaves from Paris Montparnasse station and arrives in Rennes 2 hours and 5 minutes later.
Can you take a train to Mont-Saint-Michel?
There are no direct trains to Mont Saint Michel island. However, visitors can take the train to Pontorson and then a direct shuttle bus to the site from there, which takes no more than 15 minutes.
How much time do you need at Mont St Michel?
How Much Time Do You Need at Mont Saint Michel? 3-5 hours: To get the most out of Mont Saint-Michel, allow at least 3-5 hours for your visit. This should give you plenty of time to explore the town and visit the abbey. Allow a bit more time if you’d like to stop at a restaurant or take a tour out on the sandbanks.
What is the best time to visit Mont Saint-Michel?
When: The best time to visit Mont Saint-Michel is March to October when the weather is at its best. July and August are high season so crowds are at their thickest. Low season runs November to February when the weather is at its worst.
Can you take a train to Mont St Michel?
What is the best month to visit Mont Saint-Michel?
The best time to visit Mont Saint-Michel is summer, from June to August or mid-September. It’s better to bring a sweatshirt, a light jacket and umbrella, especially in June and September.
How long should I spend in Mont Saint Michel?
One full day is in principle enough for a visit to Mont St-Michel. I’d suggest the following. Head to the mountain first thing in the morning, go all the way to the top and visit the abbey.
How long should I spend at Mont Saint-Michel?
Plan to stay overnight in the area While it is possible to make a day trip to the Mont Saint-Michel from Paris, it’s a long and exhausting journey. Instead, plan to spend at least one night in the area.