20의 생제르맹 르 가야르가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The website for the film documentary "Border Paths – The Customs Officers' Trail" states: "The historic Customs Officers' Trail, now one of France's most popular hiking trails, begins at the famous pilgrimage site of Mont St. Michel. Along its 1,700 kilometers, between Mont St. Michel in the north and St. Nazaire in the south of the Breton peninsula, visitors can discover impressive landscapes with a diverse range of flora and fauna. Passing rugged cliffs, vast dune landscapes, and seemingly endless beaches, hikers become border crossers on a floating border that shifts with the rhythm of the tides." The film about the "Sentier des Douaniers" (duration: 43 minutes / language: German) in the ARD media library can be found via the following link =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/grenzwege-der-zoellnerpfad/grenzwege-der-zoellnerpfad/mdr/Y3JpZDovL21kci5kZS9zZW5kdW5nLzI4MjA0MC81MjE2OTktNTAxNzM2

We specifically waited until the tide went out.

A small town punctuated in the summer by the presence of a campsite. There you will see the Saint-Martin church. The church, "poor", according to the vicar general René-Jean Desbordes du Plantis, was long considered an abandoned house. Sheep grazing in the honey fields were parked there at night. It did not reopen for worship until 1809. Damaged during the fighting of the Liberation in 1944, it was restored during the Reconstruction period. Paul Bony then executed the twelve stained glass windows of the church.

Very pretty landscape and very welcoming.

Located in the town of Bricquebec, this superb castle was built between the 10th and 11th centuries. The exterior of the remains of the castle are freely accessible and are worth the detour!

Pretty little village built around its church. Not far from the coast, you can go on a great bike ride there!

Very nice old customs officer path

If you walk the path around 4pm, the sea exposes the rocks due to the low tide, otherwise everything is underwater up to the green! Either way - a very nice narrow trail that meanders along the mountainside! Always follow the red and white markings so that you don't take the wrong turn! The X means: you can't go any further here ;-) Left or right arrows indicate the direction!