Classification of buildings and land 25 janvier 1934 (≈ 1934)
By-law protecting rocks and buildings.
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Heritage classified
The so-called entrance rocks between the guard corps of the Bourgeois, the Advanced Fanils and the wall of the Pilette; classified buildings owned by the State and having their foundations on these rocks. The grounds of the Advanced and Boulevard adjacent to the ramparts. The garden of the Cure and the adjoining land situated between the wall of the Advanced and the walls of Cantilly and the Monteux and contiguous also to buildings classified for the most part belonging to the State (cad. AB 113 to 115, 117, 117p): classification by decree of 25 January 1934
Origin and history
The buildings and land at Mont-Saint-Michel in Normandy are a protected heritage complex. These elements include the so-called entrance rocks, located between the Bourgeois guard corps, the Advanced Fanils and the Wall of the Pilette. They also include classified state-owned buildings whose foundations are based on these rocks, as well as lands adjacent to the ramparts, such as the Cure Garden and spaces adjacent to historic buildings.
The classification of these buildings and land by decree of January 25, 1934 underlines their importance in preserving the Mont-Saint-Michel site. Their precise location, although noted as having poor accuracy (level 5 of 10), remains a key element in the architecture and history of this emblematic monument, integrated into a landscape that is both natural and built.
These spaces, often linked to administrative or military functions, reflect the historical organization of Mont-Saint-Michel. Their protection maintains the authenticity of a site that attracts visitors from all over the world, while preserving the traces of activities and local life throughout the centuries.
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