The Mont Saint-Michel

Located about thirty kilometers from the Lion d'Or, Mont Saint-Michel, in the middle of the bay, welcomes nearly 3.5 million visitors each year. Discover this UNESCO World Heritage site and its abbey. Let yourself be amazed by the wonders of medieval architecture.

Saint-Malo

The city of Saint Malo, 80 kilometers from Saint Hilaire du Harcouet stands proudly behind its walls high above its beaches and its port. The facades and towers emerging from the fortifications give the city its unique silhouette. Walk in the city of Malouine and enjoy the breathtaking views !

The D-Day landing beaches

The D-Day beaches are known for their tens of kilometers of clear sand, their chalk cliffs and especially for the hundreds of blockhouses along the site. Even today, millions of visitors come to visit the landing beaches and pay tribute to the soldiers who liberated France.

SAINT JAMES: The World Famous Breton Sailor Knitwear

Come and discover the company "Saint James Knitwear" specialising in the manufacture of marine clothing. The Saint James brand was founded in 1889 to create clothes for Norman and Breton sailors. In 2013, Les Tricots Saint James obtained the label "Entreprise du patrimoine vivant", a label awarded by the State, to promote and recognise French know-how. The workshops are open to visitors to discover the manufacture of the sailor sweater and the famous marinière.

The American military cemetery

The American military cemetery of Saint James is in the town of Montjoie Saint Martin, 2km from Saint James. It has more than 4300 Latin crosses and 81 David's stars.