Abbaye du Mont-Saint-Michel
Abbaye du Mont-Saint-Michel
Abbaye du Mont-Saint-Michel
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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The Benedictine Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel is one of the most remarkable examples of mediaeval religious and military architecture and was one of Christianity's most important pilgrimage sites from the 8th to the 18th century.The Abbey comprises a superb ensemble of clerical buildings including the abbey church, the cloister, the refectory, the monks' ambulatory and the gardens of what has been known as the ""Merveille"" (Marvel) since the 12th century. In summer, the Abbaye du Mont-Saint-Michel is best seen in all its splendour after sunset during the special “sons et lumières"" shows. Designated world heritage site by UNESCO. Open: > 2nd May to 31st August: from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. > 1st September to 30th April: from 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Last admission 1 hr before closing time. Closed: > 1st January, 1st May and 25 December. Admission fees: Adults : 9€; Concessions (18 to 25) = 5,50 €; Free admission: minors under 18*; Free admission: 18-25 years old* (citizens of one of the 27 countries of the EU or are non-European permanent residents of France) * excluding school groups
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- Coastal149770439782 contributionsAwesome. But why all smoking...MSM (Mont Saint-Michel) is wonderful and beautiful, a must-see if you are remotely in the area. If possible, go when the tides are at the most extreme, so you can see the tide come in and turn it into an island. A few reviews commented on high food and drink prices. But we found that at least for cheaper takeaway food (coffee, cold drinks, rolls and sandwiches etc.) it was not much more expensive than other tourist places we visited. The abbey cost 11 Euros each and is well worth the money. It basically covers the entire top half of the island, so you're not just paying to visit the church buildings, you're also getting access to some wonderful viewing places on the island. A nice bonus is that the entire Abbey grounds are a "no smoking" area. Speaking of which... the only downside to MSM was the number of smokers. There are smokers everywhere in France, but it is worse at MSM because it so crowded. We skipped the shuttle bus because we decided that walking was preferable waiting in line next to a smoker who didn't know, or didn't care, that his smoke was spreading to everyone within 5 metres of him.Merci pour votre avis. Comme précisé dans votre message, il est en effet interdit de fumer au sein de notre monument. Des pictogrammes en plusieurs endroits rappellent cette interdiction. L'abbaye, malgré des espaces ouverts sur l'extérieur, demeure un site culturel et à caractère religieux. Le respect des lieux et d'autrui y est de mise, pour le confort de tous, visiteurs comme agents. Au plaisir de vous accueillir de nouveau à l'abbaye dans un futur proche.Written November 29, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited September 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten October 10, 2023
- nasty KEurope300 contributionsA medieval miracle of modern France!😍🤩🥰A medieval miracle of modern France! No - the miracle of the whole world! The ebb and flow, the age-old history, everything about it is magnificent. Narrow streets with cafes and restaurants, souvenir shops. I'd stay there for a couple of days. Impressions will last for a long time!Visited October 2023Traveled soloWritten October 21, 2023
- Nick NPortsmouth, United Kingdom1,888 contributionsStunningWhat an absolute stunning place. We arrived late in the afternoon as the sun was setting on an autumn evening. Shops were closing but still great to look around. Use of the shuttle bus was an added benefit as was organised parking.Thanks for your feedback experience !Written November 29, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Traveled with friendsWritten October 25, 2023
- DavidLille, France1,912 contributionsVery special place.The Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel is extremely interesting. I walked around with the aid of just the leaflet with a map and felt like I learned a lot of interesting things, I made the smart decision to go on the first session of the day. There were some closed off doors in the Abbey which I'd have absolutely loved to explore!The conference tour can help you to push the doors closed. This 2h guided tour provides access to areas closed to the public. The visit is available in French + English !Written November 29, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited November 2023Traveled soloWritten November 1, 2023
- Sophie SWolverhampton, United Kingdom125 contributionsWow!What a place to visit! Health needs to be generally ok. I've not been doing much exercise recently and has to pause a few times and my heart was racing but felt good to be getting some exercise with amazing veiws. The history and just the place is something I will never forget. Lovely walk way up to the steps through what looks like a Harry potter street with places to get merchandise, restaurants, other historic views and sandwich shops. Lots of ups and down and windy steps but is so worth it.L'arrivée jusqu'au début du parcours de visite de l'abbaye se mérite en effet, bon nombre de marches sont à gravir ! Au plaisir de vous revoir au sein de notre monument.Written December 22, 2023This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited December 2023Traveled with friendsWritten December 18, 2023
- Michelle SSt. Petersburg, Florida226 contributionsWorth a VisitWe decided to take a day trip while exploring the Normandy area. It was well worth the trip. Be sure to go at opening, as the crowds get larger as the day goes on. A visit to the top is a must, the views are gorgeous. We did not take a tour, we did it on our own.Un grand merci pour vos mots. En espérant vous revoir très vite à l'Abbaye.Written February 15, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited April 2023Traveled as a coupleWritten February 1, 2024
- liverpool1023London, United Kingdom1,217 contributionsIncredibly well organisedWe visited from Rennes taking a direct bus trip (Keolis) from the central station taking one hour to arrive at the very MSM modern tourist centre. It is a 35 minutes walk from the tourist hub along a bridge-like causeway to reach the Mount itself. The alternative is to take the very regular shuttle buses, that apparently run 24 hrs per day. If you wish to visit the Abbey, I would recommend advanced booking. Ticket prices are very reasonable (Euro 11) and we took around an hour to do the tour. It is impressive to say the least - a vertically stacked multi-storey monastery with fantastic views across the bay.A huge thanks for your words. Hope to see you again in the near future, for new discoveries into our monument !Written April 4, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited March 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten March 17, 2024
- Sergiy MDublin, Ireland1,853 contributionsMagnifiqueOn the small isle or it looks more like a rock in the sea is a small village with streets, restaurants, shops, small hotels etc. The Abbey is on the very top of the rock. All of this is protected by walls built by human beings and by nature. The village can be visited free of charge, but to get to the Abbey entry ticket needed as well as photo ID. Parking is located couple miles from Le Mont-Saint-Michel and it is free just half an hour. The free bus is in service from the parking. Abbey is the last stop.Merci pour vos mots. Pour précision, une pièce d'identité n'est pas à présenter systématiquement à l'entrée de l'Abbaye. Le document d'identité doit être présenté pour la bonne délivrance d'une gratuité, par exemple, ou encore pour emprunter une tablette numérique.Written April 4, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited March 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten March 30, 2024
- Phil WChapel Hill, North Carolina572 contributionsI wondered how the experience would be...I had wondered/worried how the Abbey experience would be, but my concerns were overcome completely. Crowding had been my biggest worry. Access to the island was remarkably eased by the site's processes and transportation out to near the island, even though it was a Sunday at 2pm on a holiday weekend (supposedly the worst case). Once on the island, we averted the village crowd by climbing the 185-step shortcut (more steps to come; my iPhone measured 26 flights worth of steps that day!). The shortcut is just past the Tourism Bureau on the left, about 35m from the drawbridge entrance. The audioguide was excellent, my appreciation for the construction / importance / history was enhanced, and the interior and exterior views were remarkable throughout.A huge thank for your very pleasant feedback experience, regarding your visit of the Mont-Saint-Michel and its Abbey.Written May 27, 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited May 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten May 18, 2024
- Maz326Spain112 contributionsBetter than expected in fact awesome.The place is visible on the drive approaching the area and just stunning. It was a gloriously sunny and warm day which made it picture perfect. Parking is managed and there are no easy alternatives. We didn't use the shuttle bus as the walk across was spectacular. It was as to be expected very busy once inside the gates,but when up on the ramparts much quieter with fabulous views. Not all the steps have hand rails and some are quite steep. We found ourselves a quiet corner for our picnic which was perfect. We also walked back along a quiet sandy path,a very easy 30 minutes or so with plenty of bird life. There were many guided walks starting out down on the beach but we didn't have time unfortunately. Plenty of toilets etc close to the car park. It was well worth the drive and the parking fee of 14 Euros.Visited June 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten July 3, 2024
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johnshelleyb
Melbourne, Australia214 contributions
Oct 2019
We took a bus from Rennes station. Approx 1 hour, it is probably the cheapest way to get there. You are taken to the schuttle terminus. From there it's a slow 20 minute drive to the abbey by shuttle. You are left to walk approx 300 metres from the bridge to the town at the base. This can be a surprise and arduous for older folk. Then it's a steep climb to the top of the abbey and probably an extra klm plus to get there. We were caught in pouring rain and got drenched. Luckily inside there were shops selling cheap plastic disposable raincoats. You buy your tickets and then proceed downwards to the entrance again. We did not get a guided tour but opted just to see things ourselves. No doubt we missed some interesting things by doing this but we felt we saw enough. Whilst interesting I think the most notable thing about the abbey is how it was built over the centuries on an island and rises so high in such a small area of land. Well worth visiting by bus and on the cheap but I wouldn't pay the exorbitant amounts being charged for personal tours from Paris or similar. You can do this for less than $100 aus per person. We didn't have the time due to weather to look around the other areas but did do the immediate area all within 2 hours. Half day or day trip looking around the different surrounds and abbey but think twice about paying a fortune for a day trip from Paris. Maybe stay overnight in Rennes
Written January 12, 2020
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JuliiaFra
Kharkiv, Ukraine445 contributions
Jul 2020
This is a beautiful place which I suggest to dedicate one complete day to it. This beautiful building is surrounded by the tiny village and is truly charming and reminds me of Disney castles. I suggest to visit it after 19:00 so you can see the sunset from the top of the Abbey and enjoy the evening tour with light and sound effects. It is also less crowded.
In the morning I was terrified to see the number of tourists heading here (see photo). In the time of COVID-19 restrictions, it is really impossible to keep a safe distance (but you obliged to put the mask on all the time on the island).
From the land you can easily walk on top of the bridge, it takes around 35 min or take a shuttle every 15 min.
Unfortunately, prices in the cafes and restaurants are very high.
In the morning I was terrified to see the number of tourists heading here (see photo). In the time of COVID-19 restrictions, it is really impossible to keep a safe distance (but you obliged to put the mask on all the time on the island).
From the land you can easily walk on top of the bridge, it takes around 35 min or take a shuttle every 15 min.
Unfortunately, prices in the cafes and restaurants are very high.
Written July 20, 2020
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chieandover
Andover, MA230 contributions
Jan 2020
I read somewhere about their morning service, so I decided to stay on the island to participate in one. I found they have evening and morning services that are outside of their open hours. Timidlly, I went up for the evening service at the entrance. A couple of people were waiting, so I went in with them. After climbing the stairs, through the dark main area, we were lead to the small room downstairs for roughly 30 min service in French. I don't know French but I felt blessed. The inside is pretty bare. From what I understand that it was ruined during the revolution and because of the fortification, it has been used by military and one time prison. I have to say the best part was the view from the outside, but I think it is worth climbing at least once. (The island seems to be operated by single owner even though there are a lot of different named hotels, restaurants, shops - no competition = high price)
Written February 10, 2020
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kennethjeffreyw
Gordon, Australia56 contributions
Oct 2019
Just breath taking... walking across the bridge to the base of this rock outcrop and watching the tide over the sand bank. The walk through the shops is like any other touristie place but the climb to the church with about 400 steps to the entry is something. Timing of your arrival is so important. Mass is 12.15 and the whole community of 5 Nuns and 3 priests conduct it in French and Latin. Those early birds can obtain a printed "Order of Service" as momenta. Again the early birds get to see the bell ring pull the rope from the church floor.
Wondering around you see this grassed court yard outside the church but within the confines of the walls at the top of the mound. The walk down and view over the bridge and the change of tide from the original crossing is worth noting
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Wondering around you see this grassed court yard outside the church but within the confines of the walls at the top of the mound. The walk down and view over the bridge and the change of tide from the original crossing is worth noting
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Written May 11, 2020
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MiamiYelper
Miami Beach, FL28 contributions
Feb 2023 • Couples
Amazing historical attraction if your able to spend a day away from Paris. The views are mesmerizing ! I’m writing this review because I had a hard time figuring out how to get to Mont Saint Michel from Paris. First we booked the 6:45 am train from Gare Montparnasse on the SNCF Connect to Renne. Within the Renne station their is a section with busses outside. You then take the keolis-armor.com bus from Renne to Mont Saint Michel at 8:45. Make sure to buy the return ticket too at 5pm from Mount Saint Michel to Renne. It sells out… so make sure to buy these in advance with your train tickets. Also train tickets seem to get more expensive as you get closer to your departure dates like flights. Then you book the 6:35 back from Renne to Paris Gare Montparnasse. It surely beats being on a bus for 3 hours. We had extra space on the train and packed a lunch and did not have to worry about going to the bathroom as the busses don’t have bathrooms here. Make sure to buy your tickets to the Abby in advance as it appears to sell out too. I would recommend buying a sandwich and drink the day before as you might not have time to buy it at the train station the morning of. Also, the bus does not allow you to eat food or coffee except water. So don’t buy anything before the bus when you get to Renne. Hope this helps.
Written February 21, 2023
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Elizabeth H
Corpus Christi, TX323 contributions
Jul 2022
We stayed on the mainland and spent an evening exploring the Mont's village and having dinner and then the next morning we returned and toured the Abbey.
We wanted to attend the morning Laudes prayer service at 6:50am but we were 12 minutes late to the 10 minute service and it was all locked up. So we had plenty of time to enjoy the deserted area before the doors opened at 9am which is what time our pre-purchased (one month before on the Abbey's official website) ticket was for.
The outside is, of course, majestic, and the inside is very interesting and breath-taking as well.
We left the island around 10:15am while people were really starting to come, so we never saw it super crowded. It was fabulous if you have a night to spend to do what we did.
We wanted to attend the morning Laudes prayer service at 6:50am but we were 12 minutes late to the 10 minute service and it was all locked up. So we had plenty of time to enjoy the deserted area before the doors opened at 9am which is what time our pre-purchased (one month before on the Abbey's official website) ticket was for.
The outside is, of course, majestic, and the inside is very interesting and breath-taking as well.
We left the island around 10:15am while people were really starting to come, so we never saw it super crowded. It was fabulous if you have a night to spend to do what we did.
Written July 21, 2022
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Dear Elizabeth, thank you very much for your feedback concerning your visit of the Mont-Saint-Michel abbey. We are pleased that you enjoyed your early discovery of our monument.
Written July 29, 2022
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Nov 2021
Amazing building from the outside, but as soon as you enter you’re bombarded with tacky gift shops, busy weary crowds and food outlets selling chips, burgers and fizzy drinks for nearly 20E a head. The atmosphere is confused, somewhere between a family Blackpool seaside resort and a Glastonbury music festival. Utterly unimpressed.
Written November 14, 2021
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Barbara S
Krakow, Poland1,880 contributions
Jul 2021
Make sure you check upfront the level of the tides planned for certain days. The higher the water is (twice a day) the more spectacular is the experience. You see the water come quite fast, the level is growing once you are looking. This is very important to complement the picture of the spectacular bay of Mont Saint Michel, which wouldn't be full without the water level change. The abbey is fantastic. There is a number of stairs to go up, but it's definitely worth it! In summer there are immersive events organized inside of the Abbey to see the story of the place a bit in a greatly illuminated abbaye.
What's more it's great to book a guide to experience quick sands as well (around Mont Saint Michel) - in high season the guides are very busy, so it's good to book in advance). The time of the tours depends of the water timing which is different every day.
If you are coming from Paris Montparnasse to Pontorson the buses at the station that take you right to the Abbaye are perfectly coordinated with the train schedule. Make sure to use the bus, as this is the only way to reach Mont Saint Michel as close as possible (the last part of the route, about 2 km is accessible only for those buses, no other means of transport are allowed to enter).
What's more it's great to book a guide to experience quick sands as well (around Mont Saint Michel) - in high season the guides are very busy, so it's good to book in advance). The time of the tours depends of the water timing which is different every day.
If you are coming from Paris Montparnasse to Pontorson the buses at the station that take you right to the Abbaye are perfectly coordinated with the train schedule. Make sure to use the bus, as this is the only way to reach Mont Saint Michel as close as possible (the last part of the route, about 2 km is accessible only for those buses, no other means of transport are allowed to enter).
Written July 17, 2021
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mfilcol2014
Lisbon, Portugal1,915 contributions
Sep 2021
One of the wonders of the world is Mt. Michel.The abbey is part of this fabulous architectural complex.I advise you to buy tickets online to avoid the long lines.There are several types of visits: guided tour or free tour with audioguide.Personally I think audioguided tours are better.The price is 11 euros per person
Please note that you must be in good physical shape. The visit involves several going up and down stairs and ramps. During the visit, you will pass through several places: Grabnde step, West Terrace, Abbey Church, Cloister,>Refectory, Guest room, crypts, chapels, knights room, etc. All these places with a magical beauty
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Please note that you must be in good physical shape. The visit involves several going up and down stairs and ramps. During the visit, you will pass through several places: Grabnde step, West Terrace, Abbey Church, Cloister,>Refectory, Guest room, crypts, chapels, knights room, etc. All these places with a magical beauty
To not lose
Written October 6, 2021
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SnowyShasta
Portland, OR2,368 contributions
Apr 2022
The abbey takes up most of the island of Mont Saint-Michel. We stayed in the nearby town overnight and were able to get up early to see it at sunrise, and then had pre-purchased timed tickets to enter the abbey itself. We enjoyed the walk over the bridge and the changing views of the abbey as we approached, but there is also a free shuttle bus that goes to and from. We had a timed entrance, but once inside we could go at our own pace, with lots of stops for photos. We paid extra for the audio guide and found it well worth it. Overall we spent an hour and twenty minutes touring the abbey. It's well worth visiting this historical and cultural monument!
Written August 6, 2022
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How does the audio guide work: Can it be played out loud on "speaker" so all nearby people can hear it, or must it be played through headphones, so I must purchase one for each visitor? Thanks!
Written September 5, 2022
Dear Lylie, the audioguide must be used like a phone. One device per person. It cannot be played out on speaker. We must ensure the tranquility of the rooms of our monument. Audioguide is not included in the entrance fee (€11). Please count an extra of €3 to rent a device.
Written September 7, 2022
What time are the light shows in September and best place to see them?
Written August 7, 2022
Dears,
The evening visit inside the Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel takes place during the months of July and August only, each year. In 2022, it is possible to attend the nocturnal show from Monday to Saturday, between July 2nd and August 27th. Opening hours in the evening : from 7.30pm to midnight - last access to the abbey before 11.00pm.
Written August 19, 2022
We plan to be in this area in June. I have read many things about the number of steps and the fact that there are no handrails. The notes indicate anywhere from 300 to 1000 stairs. That’s a pretty big variance. Can anyone be more specific as to the number of stairs? Also, if one cannot do the stairs, is it possible to get a good view and pictures of the Abbaye from the parking level without going up the stairs? Appreciate all recs! TIA!
Written May 10, 2022
You will be dealing with stairs your entire time there. We were there last December. We got there mid afternoon on the first day and just explored the hotel and surrounding area at MSM We explored the Abbey the following day and left late afternoon. I didn't count the steps but did have my fitbit on. On the first day, I climbed 25 floors. On the second day, visit of the abbey, I climbed 57 floors. I believe according to fitbit, each floor is a 10 foot elevation gain, so roughly 12 steps (of course uneven in old structures). Please note that fitbit counts climbing slopes. If you don't have any health issues that could become dire climbing steps, I would definitely encourage going.
Written May 11, 2022
Are they strict with adhering to the timeslots for tickets book online? What if I arrive later than the indicated time?
Written August 3, 2021
Buongiorno vorrei visitare msm in data 18/9/2020 il coefficiente di alta marea per quel giorno è alto la passerella sarà accessibile per il ritorno o c'è il rischio che venga chiusa? Grazie in anticipo per la risposta
Written September 8, 2020
Come è noto, le maree sono cicliche nel senso che OGNI GIORNO (con frequenza di circa 6 ore) passano da alta a bassa, per cui quando si arriva a Mont-Saint Michel ci sono cartelli che informano quando è possibile parcheggiare e quando si deve andar via. Tuttavia, visto che il 18 settembre credo sia periodo di marea MOLTO ALTA, sarà bene andare sul sito delle maree della zona e verificare orari e frequenza! In ogni caso, se ti becca la marea alta sull'Abbazia, non c'è problema, devi solo aspettare quella bassa ma lo spettacolo sarà indimenticabile!
Written September 8, 2020
Zijn er speciale maatregelen of instructies ivm corana ?
Written June 28, 2020
Hello, do not hesitate to consult our website abbaye-mont-saint-michel where all the new conditions of access are specified, including the purchase of tickets in advance, the obligatory booking of a time slot and the wearing of the mask from 11 years.
Written July 3, 2020
Hi, does anyone know if dogs are allowed on the Shuttle bus? thank you
Written June 28, 2020
Hello, when I was there last Fall I did not see any dogs either on the shuttle or in the Abbaye.
Written June 29, 2020
Quería consultar cuánto sale la excursión de un día desde París contratandola haya en Europa y con que agencia se puede hacer? Gracias.
Written January 22, 2020
Es mucho más barato en forma particular, sin tour. Con mi esposa viajamos en tren desde París, tomándolo en la Gare Montparnasse a las 8:00 am. Llegamos a Rennes a las 10:30, y el ticket incluye traslado en bus hasta Mont St Michel, donde llegamos a las 11:30 am. La pasamos de maravilla, entrando a la abadía y conociendo todas las dependencias históricas de la Edad Media. Almorzamos en un restaurant al lado de la abadía y a las 5:00 pm abordamos un bus hasta Rennes, donde con el mismo ticket de regreso tomamos el tren hacia París, llegando a las 8:30 pm. Fue una aventura mágica, y lo mejor es que nos salió barato si lo comparamos con los precios costosos de los tours.
Written December 12, 2021
No es necesario dormir en el lugar
Con un día de visita me parece más que suficiente
Pero no dudo que debe ser una experiencia bonita pasar la noche alli
Written January 13, 2020
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