20의 생마르탱도시가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Superb view, pleasant place to take a break.

This epicerie is a must-visit - there aren't that many restaurants around!

large rest area with trash can

The rooster is a French national symbol. The association of the rooster and France was born from a play on words: the Latin word gallus means both “Gallic” and “rooster”. After an eclipse in the Middle Ages, the symbol of the French rooster was reborn in the 14th century. From the Renaissance, the animal interfered in representations of the King of France. If the contemporary political field prefers Marianne, the rooster remains the emblem of France in the eyes of the world.

The Saint Vincent de Moroges church, originally the Romanesque church of Saint-Martin, is a pretty 19th century church, located a little away from the town, but clearly visible with its bell tower decorated with polychrome tiles.

This simple grocery store, where you can also eat on the terrace, is a place like no other: Romaric, its owner, is its soul. He welcomes you with a warm and authentic “Welcome” as soon as you open the door. And his grocery store is the RV of all the people around. And there are numerous travelers in this place, whether by bike on the canal, or on foot (the pilgrims of the Way of St Francis of Assisi). Meeting Romaric, and his sense of service and presence for others, brightened my day.

Located on the direct route to Satiago de Compostela

One of the few watering holes that are quite rare in this region