Narrow crowded street that runs from Boulevard gate to Grand Degre, lined with tightly packed souvenir shops, cafes, restaurants and hotels.

The street itself is very charming. The shops are only average and of course cater to the tourist side of things. If you don’t find what your looking for walk a bit further.

We were able to shop and purchase good souvenirs of our trip to Mont Saint-Michel at La Grande Rue.We bought local cookies,apple cider,postcards. We were able to purchase beautiful tapestry bags at Aux 3 Croissants.I got a lovely postcard print of Mont Saint-Michel that I...More

According to me, the Mont-Saint-Michel is the most picturesque town in France and one of the most picturesque in the whole world. It would be a pity to visit France or let alone Europe without visiting this gem of gems. Here, it's the Main Street...More

The buildings are beautiful and old. The street is very narrow and full of shops and restaurants and cafes and very crowded. There is a very, very narrow alleyway made of steps between two buildings, which serves as a short-cut to the upper levels. The...More

A visit to and from the Abbaye starts from this street so you have time to both shop, view and eat! Lots of unusual shops to purchase unusual gifts from.

Not the longest Rue by any means but we strolled up & down both day and evening and it's pretty special ! Has Cafes, Museums, Gift shops, Restaurants, Hotels and all mostly in period condition. A real highlight of the Mont.