Le Mont Saint-Michel

This place is SIM that makes World Heritage Le Mont Saint-Michel of France a motif. I reproduced a world heritage in size of the original precisely in this place. Its actually composed of the cathedral where the wedding is held and the existing shopping street. Category: Arts and Culture;Hotspot Contact Avatar: Moeka Kohime Activities: Explorer; Shopping

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By Olivier Jumanya on 29-05-2009 | 13:27
Fantastic ! The level of details and the true to life realization shows the use of SL at its very best. Visit France and one of its architectural marvels. This masterpiece was mostly built in the years around 1100 on a rock island accessible by road, only at low tide. The design here and the colors are amazingly well reproduced. Certainly one of the best sims patrimony that should be recorded and protected as is the real one.
By Laurina Hawks on 17-05-2009 | 16:00
All my respect and admiration goes to this divine build.
By Florence Simondsen on 23-04-2009 | 16:12
This is one of the most fabulous piece of art to be seen in SL world. Not only is it a detailed reproduction of the main monument but it is also exactly mapping all the streets, stairs, surrounding walls and the same atmosphere as the real one. An incredible work was completed there both from an architectural and minute detailing point of view. It also includes some x-files type secrets... hush!
By Xanadu Xaris on 31-03-2009 | 03:10
I take my hat off to whoever put this supreme example of what SL should be all about together! Amazing place.

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