Ile Sainte-Marguerite

St. Margaret's Island is one of the scenic spots in Cannes, a famous French tourist city. There are two islands in the sea outside Cannes, and the big island is St. Margaret's Island. The two outlying islands were once religious centres in southern Provence, and San Jonas was named by a Roman monk who arrived at the end of the 4th century and built a monastery. St. Margaret was his sister, and Marguerite built a monastery on the island.

The French height of Margaret is also a very natural place, this small island can also see a lot of ancient castle buildings, bird resources are also oh richer, I like the play here.

St. Margaret's Island is the largest island in the Leylins Islands, about half a mile from the French Riviera town of Cannes. St. Margaret's Island is reached by ferry from Cannes with beaches, ancient forts and Riviera views. San Honora is the second largest island in the Leylands, about a mile from Cannes. The island has been the home of a monk community since the fifth century. There is a monastery on the island, which houses 30 Sido monks, and is a popular tourist attraction, with interesting attractions including many abandoned churches erected by the island monks at different locations throughout history. The Leileen monastery and 15th-century fortress monastery are open to visitors, and the monastery shops sell a variety of monastic items, including wine and honey produced on the island. Although the modern monastery is used as a retreat for Christians, it is not open to tourists.

The mysterious "Iron Man" was imprisoned here on St. Margaret Island, a 15-minute voyage from Cannes. The ferry to the island is about half an hour away in peak season, but I went in the off-season in early March and only took a ferry in 2 hours. It was about 12 and 14 o'clock each. The island is more desolate in the off-season, the island's original castle is like a deserted dead city, weeds everywhere, wooden window pages in the wind blowing and crackling into a piece. If it weren't for the dozens of tourists who boarded the same boat around, I almost thought I was on the wrong island, or that the island's prisons were closed because no one was interested. The iron people were locked in a small bucket room on one of the island's museums and then transferred to Bastille until their deaths.

There are two islands off Cannes, the largest is Saint-Margaret (L''leSainte-Marguerite), and the smaller is Saint-Honalis (L''le St-Honorat). These two islands were once religious centers in southern Provence, and San Jonas was named by a Roman monk who arrived here at the end of the 4th century and built a repair. The monastery. St. Margaret is his sister, and Margaret built a monastery on the island. St. Margaret Island is beautiful, with a royal castle and museum for the imprisoned iron people, and a pure natural scenery!

The scenery here is so beautiful, beautiful, I like this place very much.