66kms north of Rennes and 52kms east of Saint-Malo, Mont St Michel is a famous tidal island and main land in Normand, France that is gradually sinking. This rocky islet attracts some of the greatest minds and manuscript illuminators in Europe. Mont St Michel, a famous sanctuary in Manche department became a renowned centre of learning and has been included in the film Harry Potter.

Mont St Michel, the home of the largest tildes in Europe, that has tildes that reaches to about 14 metres, this landmark has a circular shape and is 900 metres in circumstance. Mont St Michel consists a granite outcrop rising sharply to 78 metres out of Mont St Michel Bay that lays between Brittany and Normandy. Known as the most famous landmark in the world, Mont St Michel is attracted to many people because of the gothic landmark's gem of medieval architecture that presides over a scenic coastline.

Mont Saint Michel, built on the cost of Normandy, originally had train tracks called La Lingne de Pontorson au Mont-Saint-Michel but soon dismantled in the Second World War but still remains the most intriguing facts about Mont Saint Michel.