Explore the unique character of the privateer town…
Saint-Malo, the privateer town, has its finest historical moments etched on its ancient ramparts. Stroll through the old town and explore its mythical historic center, merchant mansions, and bustling cafés. Take time to admire its famous sites: the Solidor Tower, Fort National, and the Cité d’Aleth.
Through its PICTURESQUE, historic streets, discover the ramparts of Saint-Malo and delve into the pirate history. The cultural and historical heritage of Saint-Malo are revealed in its narrow streets, offering breathtaking views over the Saint-Malo bay. Birthplace of the explorerr Jacques Cartier, author François René de Chateaubriand, and privateer René Duguay-Trouin, Saint-Malo awaits you.
Visit Châteaubriand’s tomb, the illustrious writer born in Saint-Malo, on the island of Grand Bé. At low tide, the island is accessible on foot. Nearby, discover Petit Bé Fort, built by Vauban in the 17th century to defend the Corsair city, now an historical site. Open according to tide and weather, accessible on foot or by ferry.
A historic monument built in 1689 by the great military architect Vauban to protect the port of Saint-Malo. All tours are guided by an expert guide and last approximately 35 minutes. Accessible on foot at low tide, Fort National invites you to traverse its drawbridge and journey through history.
Tel. 06 72 46 66 26
Discover the many beautiful beaches around Saint-Malo. Opposite the Grand Hôtel des Thermes, the Grande Plage du Sillon stretches as far as Paramé. At the foot of the ramparts, don’t miss Bon Secours Beach and its natural swimming pool, facing the Grand Bé. Protected from the wind, Môle Beach is a peaceful spot to soak up the Malouin sun. The beaches of Le Pont, Le Minihic, Le Val, and La Varde allow you to explore the neighborhoods of Paramé and Rothéneuf.
Enjoy a bretahtaking view of the inner city, the Rance Barrage, and the town of Dinard from the Cité d’Aleth fort. The starting and finishing point for numerous walks, it invites you to discover the history of Saint-Malo. Don’t miss the World War II memorial, set in a series of bunkers.
Built in the 14th century to control the town of Saint-Malo, then transformed into a prison, this tower now houses the International Museum of the Long Course Cape Hornier, honoring the Malouins, the first French explorers to round Cape Horn at the end of the 17th century.
Address: Tour Solidor in Saint‑Servan, Saint‑Malo.
Tel. 02 99 40 71 58
This manor house is the sole legacy of its illustrious owner, explorer Jacques Cartier. born in Saint-Malo and founder of Canada in 1534, this great Renaissance explorer opened up North America to France via the Saint Lawrence River.
Adress: Manoir Jacques Cartier – Rothéneuf – Saint‑Malo.
Tel. 02 99 40 97 73
5 km from Saint-Malo, in Rothéneuf on the way to Cancale, the Rochers Sculptés de Rothéneuf is a fascinating site filled with carvings by Father Fouré at the end of the 19th century.
Adress: Rochers Sculptés – Rothéneuf – St Malo
Tel. 02 99 56 23 95
Built between 1961 and 1966, the Rance dam supports a four-lane hightway, the only road link from Dinard to Saint-Malo. Benefiting from some of the world’s highest tides (almost 14 meters), it produces 600,000,000 kWh per year.
Free visit – Entrance to the dam on the Dinard side.
Discover 10,000 fish species in 10 aquatic worlds. The Grand Aquarium is home to over 600 different species from global seas and oceans.
Tel. 02 99 21 19 00
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A beach resort located 15 km from Saint-Malo, Cancale is also a picturesque fishing harbor famous for its oysters. Oyster farm tours at low tide.
A seaside resort with vintage charm and turn-of-the-century architecture, Dinard was founded by the English in the 19th century and remains a popular tourist attraction. Enjoy the vibrant Saturday morning market year-round.
The medieval town of the Dukes of Brittany, Dinan overlooks the River Rance. Discover its ramparts, medieval lanes, and the English-style garden.
Located 55 km from Saint-Malo, Mont Saint-Michel is France’s second top tourist attraction.
More information about St-Malo and its region on the website www.st-malo.com
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