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Mont-Saint-Michel in the Normandy region is a city surrounded by the sea and the whole city is on a rocky mountain like a fortress. In 708, the Archangel Michael appeared in a dream of Bishop Aubert, and according to his message, he built a small chapel, a Romanesque monastery in the 11th century, and a Gothic La Merveil in the 13th century. Many churches, including the monastery that was used as a fortress during the war between France and England (Hundred Years' War) that began in the 14th century, remain. The Abbey of the Sea, which was a pilgrimage site, was closed during the French Revolution in the 18th century and was used as a prison. In 1979 Mont-Saint-Michel and its bay were registered as a World Heritage Site.