Top 50 things to do and attractions in Saint-Malo

Fantastic with great views. Definitely worth a visit at low tide, it is open when the flag is up. It costs €5 to access the fort, cash only is accepted

When I arrived at the gate it was €5 and they accepted only cash so I wasn’t able to go in. Views from the gate looking back to the city are stunning and well worth the walk over.

It’s opened only from June to September for visits. But it’s placed beautifully in the middle of the sea and reachable only on low tides.

If the France flag is on the castle means it’s open to public to visit. However even visit the beach is fun.

On the Michelin scale, it would be ⭐️, worth stopping in if you’re around, I would not make a dedicated trip just for this. Saint Malo is very nice though.

Very nice castle on the bay. You can walking to the castle only when there is low tide. This is an ancient guard castle to defense the city from sea attack, so there are cannons inside. There is a large grass for resting, it's also beautiful for child who want to run. In the sunny days is a very spectacular place for taking pictures. It's important so pay attention at the tides, if you don't want wet your shoes..

I went there at 3:30 on a Friday at low tide and it was closed, even though in the picture I took, you can see people inside. I’m not sure why they can get in and I can’t. Not good. Also, the hours on Google say it’s open. Too bad they don’t update it when they’re closed. I went to the office of tourism and she said that is closed for the next three days, but she didn’t know why. I found out why it was closed for three days because it was due to a wedding. I guess rich people have priority over the regular people. Also, it says to look for a French flag to see if it’s opened, but they fly a Britain flag along with the blue flag to confuse you. Luckily I was able to go back another day and their website said it was opened and when I got there they said I could tour it for 30 minutes. About five minutes later, they told me I had to leave even though the tide had not blocked the away.

Very nice aquarium, not only regular fish, but also a variety of more obscure, more interesting fish. The ride at the end is very entertaining and creative. Beware of loud children though, they’re not just shark bait unfortunately…

Visiting from the UK arrived on the morning ferry with hours till accommodation check in.. Called in here to the Grand Aquarium.. Wow.. a great couple of hours spent with the Fish.. Well laid out, a great family visit.. The Nautibus tres Magnific.

A visit for the kids who love their fish and other sea animals after a walk round the old town of Saint Malo. Lots of parking, some under cover so the car isnt too baking when you return to it. Entrance fee was reasonable for family of 4, less than UK Seaworlds. The signs were electronic and helpfully cycled through each animal in each tank in French and English, more informative than lots of tired UK Seaworld signs. Lots of different sea creatures to see, including turtles in the main tank and spider crabs, a nice flow to the different sections, and a surprise at the end, a simulation of a visit to an underwater station and submarine ride. Quite slow moving queue (whole thing probably took an hour) in a confined area, the videos along the way are all in French, and the sub ride itself is arguably more exciting than what you can see outside of the sub, but a welcome addition to end the visit on that a UK place would make you pay extra for. Worth a visit, rain or shine.

Really lovely trip out. I think the price was reasonable considering it is similar to prices back in England and that doesn't even include a fantastic submarine ride, like here at the Grand Aquarium. Fantastic selection of fish, crustaceans and turtles to see, some I've never seen before. Lovely clean glass on the aquariums. Huge multiple touch pool area with sharks, rays, fish and crabs to touch. Animal welfare seems really good here too. Throughly enjoyed ourselves. The only thing I think they could improve on is having english subs or dub on some of the videos, so we can understand a little better. We entered at 12 noon and there was no queue, no rush to enter as open until 7pm. Spent a few hours walking around and then went on to Dinard close by for a seaside walk.

Excellent experience. Very good aquatic husbandry. I really enjoyed the behind the scenes tour.

Good - but really was busy! Busier than when we went to the larger one in Paris but great fun. The sub ride at the end is good fun and not to be missed!

An amazing aquarium with overcrowding problems. As a wheelchair user I struggled to see the exhibits as people clambered in front of me to press themselves against the glass.

My wife and I were fortunate to visit on the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker and attend Mass. It was a beautiful and reverent liturgy. The church is also visibly stunning and filled with history.

Marvellous Holy Cathedral Fantastic historical Cathedral in the town centre of Saint-Malo. This is obviously the heart of the city. The building is very grand and beautiful. We really enjoyed the architecture but also the feel we had inside the building. Felt very relaxing. Highly recommended to step inside.

This Cathedrak is fantastic . Inside thanks to the beautiful stained glass windows, you are treated to one of the best light shows going . The skill involved in achieving this is immense, unfortunately my skills at photography are lacking and my photos below par . Oh well you will just have to visit yourself and give your eyes a treat . I almost forgot this is just one cathedral on the Tro Breizh (tour of Brittany) linking the towns of the seven founding saints of Brittany . So get your walking boots on I am half way around .

This lovely cathedral in the centre of Saint Malo is completely free to enter. It has a lovely peaceful atmosphere, beautiful stained glass windows, a large organ at the back. It's a wonderful place to head into for a calm and quiet break from the busy tourist streets of Intra Muros, or to get away from the weather, whether rain or sunshine!

Amazing Cathedral, beautifull side altars and a little shop with rosaries, postcards and medals. The main altar however is very strange looking, and dispenses an almost pagan atmosphere, wich is of course, very unfortunate.

Awesome from the outside. Even more beautiful from the inside!

Amazing architecture and saintly ambiance invades your senses while walking through this cathedral. We spent the day walking around this historical city of Saint Malo ….quite beautiful. Don’t miss it when you’re in the area.

Not completely overrun so far! Gives you a great understanding of old town structures and has a super nice flair! Just beat the crowd and be early there to get one of the parking spots outside of the city center.

No tickets necessary. Just over a mile to walk round. Steps up to the top of the ramparts. Beautiful views of the town and sea

Historical & Landmark Saint-Malo walls This is a great place to come and visit. It is free of charge, so all you have to do is find one of the staircases leading you to the walkway the wardens & guards would have taken to check if the enemy was not coming ;) This is also a fantastic viewpoint and it is really good to start your visit of SM here as it does give you a perspective of the whole city somehow (obviously talking here about the intramuros part). The views were great & the walk is fantastic specially on a good day. Highly recommended!

One of my most favourite places on earth. I adore it here and hopefully everyone will agree. Weather helps too.

Fantastic place to visit for it's amazing views, shopping and restaurants. Places for a dip in the sea if you are brave enough if the weather is good. Boat trips available

This city is just one of a kind. It’s really crowded during the weekends and you think their is enough parking but their isn’t haha. We stayed a whole week to check out everything and it was really worth it. Go their during summer or during fall if you wanna see the big waves

A very interesting place to visit. Although the narrow streets could get claustrophobic if spending too much time there. Absolutely full of restaurants. We took the wee tourist train which gives a good look round without getting lost!

I anticipated that the tour would not be accessible to non French speakers but I was not prepared for a whole hour just spent in 3 rooms - I was very disappointed not to see more than the ground floor (rather than the 56 rooms advertised) but I couldnt stand up any longer ! My feeling was that the lengthy (interminable) explanations were (way) too long even for French speakers. Sadly I left after an hour - my choice ! Just couldn’t take any more …. Re bathroom - no toilet paper and basin sink bin overflowing with yesterday’s used towels. Madame was 10 mins late opening up so maybe they had a problem 🤷🏻‍♀️ if you don’t speak French I would say don’t go - this is a real pity as I didn’t lack interest or realise the rarity of the maison.

Translated by our guide was a very detailed and animated description of St Mali's days related to privateering.

Disappointing Tour for Non-French Speaking Tourists Review: I was very excited to visit the "Demeure de Corsaire" in Saint-Malo because of my great interest in the history of privateers. Unfortunately, the tour was a huge disappointment. Firstly: The entire tour is exclusively in French. There are no indications that other languages are not supported. As a tourist, you feel misled when you only find out upon entering the museum that you won’t understand anything if you don’t speak French. Secondly: There is no information or warning that the tour is only in French before you purchase the tickets. Given the rather high ticket prices, I would have at least expected an audio guide or a written summary in English. Instead, you end up stuck with expensive tickets without being able to enjoy even a fraction of the tour's value. Thirdly: When I brought this up with the staff, I was brushed off in a very unfriendly and arrogant manner. There was no willingness to help or provide alternative solutions to make at least part of the experience comprehensible. I cannot recommend this museum if you do not speak French. It is really a shame that such a historically significant place is not better suited to international visitors. Saint-Malo has many other attractions that are much more welcoming. Avoid the "Demeure de Corsaire" if you are planning a pleasant and informative visit.

It's a nice, historic house but it's inhabited and so it cannot be visited in its entirety. It was an okayish experience but would not repeat it. The owner is either a historian or very passionate about (local) history and takes tourists around the house, providing details about French corsairs and their sea interactions with the English and the Spanish. He doesn't like to be contradicted or challenged.

All visits are guided and in French only. Much of it concerns the history of the corsairs.

Excellent visit with a well informed, funny, entertaining, engaging and patient guide who made history come to life by telling us surprising stories, enacting scenes and revealing secrets of times gone by + answering lots of questions and giving plenty of explanations and details. Despite the house itself and displays being limited to several rooms, the visit was made memorable and enriching; the corsairs suddenly seemed approachable and their adventures intertwined with day to day life, were described with insightful and rich historical background. The rise and fall and rise again of the town of Saint Malo makes for a fascinating story. A very enjoyable visit (in French) that I would highly recommend.

Not worthy to visit !

(Translated by Google) As soon as you enter, you are struck by the imposing defensive architecture of the castle, with its well-preserved ramparts and massive towers... To see (Original) Dès l’entrée, on est frappé par l’imposante architecture défensive du château, avec ses remparts bien conservés et ses tours massives... A voir

(Translated by Google) The construction of the castle was ordered by Duke John V of Brittany in 1424. Only the "Small Keep" and the western curtain wall are earlier: they date from the 14th century. Built between the 15th and 18th centuries, this proud castle has been listed as a historic monument since July 1886. During the reign of Louis XIV, Vauban carried out alterations and had the two buildings built along the north and east walls in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. He also reinforced the Bastion de la Galère, shaped like a ship's prow, at the far east. In the Great Keep, there is access to a very interesting museum, the "Museum of the History of the City and the Pays Malouin". Saint-Malo Town Hall and municipal services are housed in the barracks added by Vauban. (Original) La construction du château a été décidée par le duc Jean V de Bretagne en 1424. Seuls le "Petit Donjon" et la courtine ouest sont antérieurs : ils datent du XIVème siècle. Édifié entre le XVème et le XVIIIème siècle, ce fier château est classé au titre des monuments historiques depuis juillet 1886. Sous le règne de Louis XIV, Vauban à opéré des transformations et fait construire les deux bâtiments le long des murs nord et est à la fin du XVIIème et au début du XVIIIème siècle. Il a également fait renforcer le Bastion de la Galère en forme de proue de navire à l'extrême est. Dans le Grand Donjon, on a accès à un musée très intéressant, le "Musée d'Histoire de la Ville et du Pays Malouin". L'Hôtel de Ville de Saint-Malo et les services municipaux sont installés dans les casernes ajoutées par Vauban.

(Translated by Google) Early morning, before the tours arrive, is best; the climb to access the abbey and its steps, along with the large number of visitors, can be difficult for people with reduced mobility. (Original) A primera hora de la mañana, antes que lleguen los tours es más recomendable, la subida de acceso a la abadía y sus escalones y la cantidad de visitantes son difíciles para personas con movilidad reducida.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful castle, huge! Near the port. Beautiful views from the promenade in the afternoon! A seawater pool on the coast. Ancient fortifications near the port. They can be seen from the castle wall and even visited at low tide. The town itself was founded as a settlement around the 1st century AD. It was destroyed many times, especially during World War II. The town has many cafes serving traditional Brittany crepes. It's a truly memorable experience, especially when you delve into the history of the town and its people. (Original) Красивейший замок, огромный! Рядом с портом. Очень красивые виды с набережной во второй половине дня! Бассейн на побережье из морской воды. Старинные укрепления вблизи порта. Их можно увидеть со стены замка и даже посетить во время отлива. Сам город был основан как поселение около 1-го века нашей эры. Много раз разрушали, особенного время Второй Мировой войны. В городе много кафешек с национальными блинчиками Бретани. Много впечатлений, особенно когда углубляется в историю города и быта людей☺️

(Translated by Google) I find the heritage impressive, the city is magnificent and it feels good, suspended through the ages it is welcoming. We had spent a few days there 25 years ago and the return was almost like a first visit, it remains to be discovered over several days….. (Original) Je trouve le patrimoine impressionnant la cité est magnifique et on n’y est bien, suspendu à travers les âges elle est accueillante. Nous avions passé quelques jours il y a 25 ans et le retour était presque comme une première visite, elle reste à découvrir sur plusieurs jours…..

(Translated by Google) A historical place famous for its corsairs above all, a wide and very long city wall where you can retrace the intense moments of its history. The buildings within the historic center, almost entirely rebuilt after the Second World War, still evoke the dark charm of centuries gone by. Getting there from Dinard by boat is even better. (Original) Un luogo storico famoso per i suoi corsari sopratutto, una cinta muraria ampia e lunghissima dove ripercorrere i momenti intensi della sua storia. I palazzi all’interno del centro storico quasi tutto ricostruiti dopo la seconda guerra mondiale evocano comunque il fascino cupo di secoli trascorsi. Arrivarci da Dinard in battello è ancora meglio.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful historical place to see when visiting the city (Original) Magnifique lieu historique à voir lors de la visite de la ville

It's hard to resist sunbathing here. It's clean, quiet, and perfect for relaxing.

Grande Plage du Sillon is one of those places where you just stop and look. The sea, the light, and the reflections on the sand create something truly unique.

Great beach that is long enough for a long walk in the sand.

I don't have enough words to describe the beauty of this place, the beach with fine sand, the sea of ​​a spectacular color, the vibe of this corner of heaven. I simply adore it 🥰

Wonderful! Gorgeous views. Fantastic panoramas! It made me painting it. I share my watercolour with this site.

At 3 km long, it is the largest sandy beach in Saint-Malo. The dike was built from 1883 to 1913 on an old sandy beach. With a length of 1671 meters, it runs along the Grande plage lined with numerous villas built at the end of the 19th century. Along the Sillon, a line of breakwaters protects the dike from the force of the waves. Built at the beginning of the 19th century, the oaken breakwaters have a depth at least equal to or even greater than their visible height.

Grande Plage du Sillon is the largest beach and was voted the most beautiful beach in France in 2018. It stretches over three kilometers of fine sand and connects two neighborhoods of the city - Intra-Muros and Parame. During high tide, the beach completely disappears, and during low tide, it becomes a very wide beach.

Good tour&guide a little difficult to completely enjoy the experience when you don't speak french

A 25 minute walk inland from bus stop. Long even road. Nice walk. Visit includes a short video and guided tour. Museum really well put together. Lasted 1 hour. I had contacted them before arriving and they had a guide who spoke English to show us 2 around. It was lovely. Worth going to.

Great Place to visit for Canadians, but also the others Lots of activities for kids while you are waiting for a guided tour (or after).

Interesting museum for people who are interested in French Canada’s history. The museum is very small and doesn’t have much stuff but it is staffed by helpful young people.

We really enjoyed this very interesting visit. The guide was clearly passionate and knowledgeable about Jacques Cartier, the history of navigation and Saint Malo. The gift store has lovely things, sold at a reasonable price. Attn: you must deserve to visit.

Excellent guided tour of just over an hour. Interesting history of the man who discovered Canada, how they used to live in those days and also how they counted time & navigated before clocks & GPS were invented.

Cannot leave a review as we had no chance to enter. You have to travel very far to see it. On google the time table is not added, the website is outdated, on the booklet one information is written and in reality we were told that they have a lunch break and museum is closed and that we can go inside only with the tour guide and it is only in the certain hours.

Good hotel located in the heart of the walled city of St Malo. Stylish decor, in all areas, public areas, rooms and hallways, seperates this from comparably priced hotels. High end restaurant and Spa facilities available. Limited parking is available for those brave enough to tackle the maze of cobbled streets. Recommend booking parking in advance especially if your vehicle can't fit in the underground parking.

Awesome view ! The road is hidden half the day, for us it became possible to go there a bit after 18h00. After a bit of a walk and a small sandstorm we were greeted with an unforgettable view. Snapped some really cool photos, should be fun for photography enthusiasts!

Stunning views over St Malo

It's a majical place to visit. Crystal clear water surrounding the area during high tide. You can walk out to the fort in low tide, although it's not open to the public. The walk itself is spectacular

Gran Bé is a tidal island, at low tide you can reach the island on foot from the nearby beach of Bon-Secours. On the island you will find the remains of an old fort. The site was reused by Vauban in 1689 for the defense of Saint-Malo. And during the Second World War, the Germans reused the island by installing a heavy naval battery there (antiaircraft and anti-tank cannons, as well as two searchlights) which led to it being heavily bombed by the North Americans.

We waited for the tide to go out far enough to allow us to cross the causeway and spent some quality time looking at pebbles and stones

Cool small island just off Saint-Malo, accessible only at low tide via a very smooth rock walkway. Not slippery. Beautiful views of the old city.

There is a trail you can take before the tower, under the arches and off to the right. If you walk out there it takes you to the bay with a beautiful view. Would highly recommend

Fantastic building, set on this stunning bay. We parked our Motorhome just in the carpark next to it, spent several hours just looking around, taking a coffee and spending sometime on the beach at the bay. So peaceful,

This place is closed. You can see the outside from the street and it looks pretty nice, but the front gate is locked and the information kiosk just has a bit of local history... No hours of opening because it isn't open to the public. Weeds growing inside, so it probably hasn't been open for years.

The great neighborhood of St Malo. It’s more quiet and the view is splendid. You can enjoy some good time there.

Nice views. Free parking. Tuesday brocante market restricts parking availability.

I recommend a quick visit as the view of the bay is lovely and the tower itself is quite impressive There is some parking near the tower but you have to be lucky to find a free spot

Visited the outside of this tower. The weather was brisk and fresh, but it was a beautiful day just for a little walk. There was a family on the beach playing and plenty of dog walkers. A quaint little place to visit.

Sunset at Plage du Bon Secours. The quiet beauty of Saint-Malo 🌊

We had nothing to do so it was decided by chance to go to this beach. If we didn't have then we wouldn't happen to discover the beautiful Saint Malo. We would've stayed more if not for the bad weather.

If we hadn't had ferry cancelled at Santander we would not have seen beautiful St. Malo! Lovely walled city and spectacular views from the walls over Bon Secours beach and bay even with sea mist drifting in. Well worth a visit.

Due to the changes in the tides, especially when the sea recedes many meters, Rene Lesaunier had the idea of building a seawater pool, thus allowing his guests to swim all day long. The pool was built during the year 1937.

Very nice and clean beach, the tides are enjoyable. Not enough shade but I guess people are prefer sunshine. Temperature wise, it's not the warmest, it's the Atlantic.

Great beach with an amazing salt water swimming pool, just pay attention to the eagles that will always try to steal your food and get your stuff!

Good place to all swimmers who love cold water from the northern ares of France.

A beautiful fort on the smaller island. This is a tidal island so when the tide is low, one can walk to it. Unfortunately the fort wasn't open when we were there but the views from the island are magnificent. Make sure you look back to the walled city when walking to the island.

At the end of the 17th century, maritime warfare between the French, English and Dutch wreaked havoc. In the heart of this economic and military battle, Saint-Malo was on the way to become the main port of France. So it became urgent to defend the famous corsair city whose strategic position was of first importance. For this purpose, Louis XIV commissioned the architect Vauban to implement a military defense. Vauban created an ambitious defense system that perfectly integrated the geography of the coasts and possible maritime attacks. At the heart of this system of fortifications is the Petit Bé. A flag is raised to indicate that the fort is open to the public.

The walking path to this fort is easy once you have low tide. Just make sure to check the opening timing sometimes they change the opening hours.

Good to look at, but can’t go inside on the day I visited. You can walk up to the front gate during low tide to get a higher view of the surroundings, but grand be has the better views.

Fort on a small island just off the coast of Saint-Malo. Accessible on foot only at low tides during so called 'grandes marées'.

Not worth entering in (3€) but worth walking around when water is low. It doesn’t matter what weather is there - it’s always making impression.

Worth the walk and a slight scramble to the fort. Well preserved and excellent guides. Good view of St. Malo.

Nice track needs a little more signalling to navigate it easily, got everything you need The grandstand view ain’t bad either

Ok,if you like those racing,very standard

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Incredible views. Great spot to relax and grab a drink and bite to eat

Lovely place even at the end of October

Very nice beach. Superior public pool

Such a beautiful place. Not your run of the mill beach but one with ramparts and a castle in the background. Really beautiful. We saw the bach only with low tide so I have no idea how it is with high tide

One of the good beach in Normandie. Near Paris and accessible by train.

Very historical and one of the best sea beach you discoverer 🌊

Very carachteristique! Wonderful Place ti spend a day. I would definatly come back. My Heart Is in love with this Little Town! You cannot miss It.

(Translated by Google) From this superb part on the ramparts there is a beautiful view of the Grand Bee and the beach. (Original) Depuis cette superbe partie sur les remparts belle vue sur le Grand Bee et la plage.

(Translated by Google) A superb view of the beaches and fortresses offshore. Its ramparts are gigantic and very well maintained. (Original) Une vue superbe sur les plages et les forteresses au large .. Ses remparts sont gigantesque et très bien entretenu..

(Translated by Google) The views from this place are beautiful! On every side there are beaches, large stones; boulders and islets, on one of them there is a fort. (Original) Widoki z tego miejsca są piękne! Z każdej strony plaże, wielkie kamienie; głazy i wysepki , na jednej z nich znajduję się fort.

(Translated by Google) This part of Saint-Malo is the best. From here you can enjoy a beautiful view. (Original) Questa parte di saint malo è la migliore. Da qui puoi godere di una bellissima visuale.

(Translated by Google) Very magnificent and very well preserved. The visit is worth the detour when you are in St Malo at low tide (Original) Fort magnifique et très bien conservé. La visite vaut le détour quand vous êtes à St malo à marée basse

(Translated by Google) A place with spectacular views. The entire wall is worth visiting (Original) Un lloc amb unes vistes espectaculars. Val la pena visita tota la muralla

(Translated by Google) Superb view of Fort National and Grand Bé. A great stopover on the ramparts route. (Original) Superbe vue sur le Fort National et le Grand Bé. Une belle étape sur le parcours des remparts.

A small frigate, very limited open area, nothing to see. Save your money, same price in holland you can visit a whole ship and every deck of it, even try the pulley system and etc yourself.

Ship closes for an hour between 13:00-14:00. Went to visit at 11:30 and got rudely told that we couldn't enter because she was on break, even though there where other visitors walking around. The ticket expense wasn't worth it after that, so we chose visit something else.

Beautiful historical ship, great tour organized by Laurence. Would highly recommend!

I brought me 16-year-old lad to Saint-Malo for some father-son bonding, and what better way to do it than aboard a full-sized, honest-to-Neptune pirate ship! L’Étoile du Roi—“The King's Star” they call it, but I be thinkin’ she’s more like “The Black Pearl's Well-Mannered Cousin.” She’s a grand vessel, all ropes and cannons and enough timber to make a Viking weep. As soon as we set foot on deck, me son turned into Jack Sparrow and I became Captain Dad-beard. I even attempted a pirate accent, which made him pretend not to know me. A proud parenting moment. We climbed the rigging (with our eyes, not our limbs—insurance doesn’t cover spontaneous swashbuckling), explored the captain’s quarters, and gazed wistfully at the cannons wondering if we could fire just one. (Spoiler: ye may not.) The crew—museum staff dressed like landlubbers but friendly enough—answered our questions without even once making us walk the plank for our dad jokes. They told tales of naval battles, the corsairs of Saint-Malo, and the general hygiene conditions of the 18th century, which convinced my son that he would’ve lasted about six minutes in the real pirate era. “No Wi-Fi and dysentery? I’m out.” The ship be a beauty, restored with care and polished until ye can see your reflection and regret that second croissant. In short: if ye find yerself in Saint-Malo with a teen who needs a break from TikTok and ye long for the sea breeze in yer face and the faint aroma of historical wood polish in yer nostrils, L’Étoile du Roi is the place. Avast ye boredom! Bring a hat, bring a sense of adventure, and prepare to call everyone “matey” until they ask you—politely but firmly—to stop. Yours in rumless reverie, Captain Midlife Crisis and First Mate Eye-roll (age 16)

Arrival of Energy Observer in Saint Malo

Really cool. Great for kids and adults.

(Translated by Google) It's a wonderful discovery to visit a ship like this. It allows you to discover what life on board a Corsair must have been like. Although I think it lacks a bit of authenticity to truly transport you, that's normal, as the ship is used for many events. The team was very friendly. The ship is magnificent. It's worth a visit; the children loved discovering all this. (Original) Belle découverte, que de visiter un navire comme celui-ci. Ça permet de découvrir ce que pouvait être la vie de à bord comme Corsair. Même si selon moi il manque un peut d'authenticité pour vraiment nous transporter, mais c'est normal le navire est utilisé pour bien des évènements. L'équipe était très sympathique. Le navire magnifique. C'est à visiter, les enfants ont adorés découvrir tout ceci.

François-René, vicomte de Chateaubriand (1768–1848) was a highly influential French writer, politician, diplomat, and historian. He is widely considered the founder of French Romanticism. He requested to be buried here with a plaque that says "A great French writer wished to rest here, to hear only the sea and the wind. Passers-by respect his last wish.". A beautiful resting place with a beautiful view.

(Translated by Google) A ritual when I go to St Malo. unmissable stroll around the islet of Bé. Chateaubriand is very lucky to rest on this unique and magical place. (be careful of the tide) (Original) Un rituel quand je vais à St Malo. incontournable balade de l’ilot de Bé . Chateaubriand a bien de la chance de reposer sur ce lieu unique et magique. ( attention à la marée)

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, public access is free, accessible, and the view is beautiful. It's difficult for the elderly because of the loose gravel, steep climbs, and natural stone stairs. Respect the barriers and do not cross them for your safety. (Original) Lugar lindo, público não precisa pagar, lugar acessível,vista é linda. difícil para idosos pois tem muito cascalho solto, íngrime para subir e escadas naturais de pedra. Respeite as barreiras, não ultrapasse a barreira para sua segurança.

(Translated by Google) Free tour of Grand Bé Island, where Châteaubriant rests so he can continue to communicate with the sea and skies of his birthplace. Not to be missed! (Original) Visite gratuite de l'île Grand Bé où repose Châteaubriant afin qu'il puisse continuer de dialoguer avec la mer et les cieux de l'endroit qui l'a vu naître. A ne pas manquer !

(Translated by Google) The viewpoint is superb; you get there after a short walk halfway along the beach and then uphill. Not accessible to everyone. A must-see when passing through Saint-Malo! (Original) Le point de vue est superbe, on s'y rend après une petite promenade à moitié sur la plage et ensuite ça monte. Pas accessible pour tous. A faire absolument quand on passe par St Malo !

(Translated by Google) A beautiful site to visit at low tide. Located in the middle of the sea. (Original) Très beau site à visiter à marée basse. Situé au milieu de la mer.

(Translated by Google) From here there is a beautiful view of Saint Malo intra-muros and the national fort and the Petit Bé (Original) D'ici belle vue sur Saint Malo intra-muros et le fort national et le petit bé

Nice beach, great views. Love it at low tide, people collecting mussels and you can walk on rocks usually hidden in the water

Beautiful view of the open ocean also in veiw of watching the in comming ferry's stunning water and ilads surrounding in the water

Beautiful walk, excellent views! Good to stretch your legs and take in the atmosphere.

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Great beach! Dogs are not allowed on the beach until 19.00.

Nice beach!

Lovely sandy beach, great views, historic location.

Great to visit the Island of Cezembre today with the guide Anne Isabelle Gendron working with Balladearmoricaine.fr. Transfer was smooth. the island is beautiful, with lovely beach, and a lot to learn regarding the second world war. From there, the views of Saint Malo and Dinard are amazing. Highly recommended.

(Translated by Google) Cézembre beach is magnificent, fine sand, facing south, facing the beaches of Dinard. The crossing from Dinard takes a good fifteen minutes. Besides the beaches, the rest of the island contains a piece of history that is worth a look. The artillery pieces of the German army remained on site and a large part of the island was not cleared of mines, which reminds us that it was yesterday. There is a restaurant on site but reservations are required. Beachgoers who want to have a drink will need to bring their own cooler because they are asked not to come and disturb customers. The picnic on the beach is very nice. (Original) La plage de Cézembre est magnifique, sable fin, exposée au sud, face aux plages de Dinard. La traversée depuis Dinard dure une bonne quinzaine de minutes. Outre les plages, le reste de l’île contient un morceau d’histoire qui vaut le coup d’œil. Les pièces d’artillerie de l’armée allemande sont restées sur place et une grande partie de l’île n’a pas été déminée ce qui nous rappelle que c’était hier. Il y a un restaurant sur place mais il faut réserver. Les plagistes qui voudront boire un coup devront prévoir leur glacière car ils sont invités à ne pas venir déranger la clientèle. Le pique-nique sur la plage est très sympa.

(Translated by Google) Today, September 7, 2025, we came to this island that had been recommended to us. Here's my take: I suppose that in summer, the beach facing the coast is pleasant in good weather, but must certainly be crowded! I didn't have that experience because the weather was overcast and windy. I also suppose that the island's restaurants are of good quality, as they are popular with Parisians, today being Sunday, who only come for that. We weren't lucky enough to get a seat. That said, it might not be a big deal because having lunch around these pretentious people, which is a pleonasm, who each in turn go to relieve themselves behind the restaurant buildings, isn't necessarily my favorite thing. If you like shell holes, destroyed bunkers, and rusty artillery pieces, this island is for you! You'll have completed the authorized route in 15 minutes, taking your time, and then it's over. Aside from the beach, there's the view of Saint-Malo, Dinars, and the start of the Estuary of the Race; the trip is largely unnecessary. There are so many other places much prettier and much more interesting that I regret having wasted my day here. Have a good vacation! (Original) Aujourd’hui, 7 septembre 2025, nous sommes venus sur cette île qui nous avait été recommandé, voici mon point de vue : Je suppose qu’en été la plage qui fait face à la côte est agréable par beau temps, mais doit être certainement bondé! je n’ai pas vécu cette expérience car le temps était couvert et venteux. Je suppose également que le restaurants de l’île est de bonne qualité, car il est couru par les parisiens, aujourd’hui dimanche qui ne viennent que pour cela . Nous nous avons pas eu la chance d’avoir de la place. Cela dit, ce n’est peut-être pas très grave car le fait de déjeuner autour de ces gens prétentieux, c’est un pléonasme, qui chacun à leur tour vont se soulager derrière les bâtiments du Restaurant n’est pas forcément ce que je préfère. Si vous aimez les trous d’obus, les bunkers défoncé, et les pièces d’artillerie rouillées, cette île est pour vous! vous aurez fait le parcours autorisé en 15 minutes en prenant son temps ensuite c’est terminé. À part la plage, il y a la vue sur Saint-Malo,Dinars, et le début de l’estuaire de la race, le déplacement s’avère largement inutile. Il y a tellement d’autres lieux beaucoup plus joli et beaucoup plus intéressant que je regrette d’avoir perdu ma journée ici. Bonnes vacances

(Translated by Google) SOUTH FACING BEACH in SAINT-MALO RELAXATION, REST! €15.9 by the privateer company for a round trip. 20 minutes Cézembre is an uninhabited island located north of Saint-Malo. Rest and relaxation on the sand of the warmest beach in the region, the only one facing south. Quietly contemplate the beauty of the Emerald Coast from the sea. Enjoy relaxing and swimming. In August 1944, the granite island, solidly fortified by the German army as part of the Atlantic Wall and the Saint-Malo Fortress, was intensely shelled for almost a month by Allied bombers who used it for one of the first times in Europe napalm bombs. More than 20,000 bombs will be dropped. The island did not surrender until September 2 due to lack of water. The surviving German soldiers who resisted this hell were saluted militarily by the American officers taking a foothold on the island. Due to these bombings, the island has rare vegetation and rugged terrain. There are more than 2,000 bomb craters there. It is still not completely cleared of mines and access to most of it in the northern zone is prohibited. The southern area with the beach and since this year a path to the west of the island are accessible. (Original) PLAGE EXPOSÉE SUD à SAINT-MALO DÉTENTE, REPOS ! 15,9€ par la compagnie corsaire pour un aller-retour. 20 minutes Cézembre est une île inhabitée située au nord de Saint-Malo. Repos et détente sur le sable de la plage la plus chaude de la région, la seule exposée plein sud. Contemplez au calme la beauté de la Côte d'Emeraude depuis la mer. Profitez du farniente et de la baignade. En août 1944, l'île de granit, solidement fortifiée par l'armée Allemande comme élément du mur de l'Atlantique et de la Forteresse Saint-Malo fut intensément pilonnée pendant près d'un mois par les bombardiers alliés qui utilisèrent pour l'une des premières fois en Europe des bombes au napalm. Plus de 20 000 bombes seront larguées. L'île ne se rendit que le 2 septembre par manque d'eau. Les soldats allemands survivants ayant résisté dans cet enfer furent salués militairement par les officiers américains prenant pied sur l'île. Du fait de ces bombardements, l'île présente une végétation rare et un relief tourmenté. On y dénombre plus de 2 000 cratères de bombes. Elle n'est d'ailleurs toujours pas complètement déminée et l'accès à la plus grande partie en zone nord est interdit. La zone sud avec la plage et depuis cette année un sentier à l'ouest de l'île sont accessibles.

(Translated by Google) Crossing by the privateer company from St Malo (Dinan slipway) for 17 euros/pers. Duration of the crossing: 20 minutes. The restaurant on the island is currently closed for renovations. Plan your food. Remember to go to the toilet before leaving or on the boat. Small path only on the eastern part of the island (~ 1km), the second part of the island not yet being cleared of mines. The north coast of the island is inaccessible (Cliffs) Important detail: More range from a coefficient of around 90. South-facing beach with a beautiful view of Saint-Malo. (Original) Traversée par la compagnie corsaire depuis St Malo (cale de Dinan) pour 17 euros/Pers. Durée de la traversée : 20 minutes. Le restaurant sur l’île est actuellement fermé pour travaux. Prévoyez votre nourriture. Pensez à aller aux toilettes avant de partir ou sur le bateau. Petit sentier uniquement sur la partie Est de l’île (~ 1km), la deuxième partie de l’île n’étant pas encore déminée. La côte Nord de l’île est inaccessible (Falaises) Détail qui a son importance : Plus de plage à partir d’un coefficient d’environ 90. Plage exposée plein Sud avec une belle vue sur Saint-Malo.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent view of St Malo. Beautiful south facing beach. Many bunkers and remains of German cannons, lots of seabirds. (Original) Magnifique vue sur St Malo. Belle plage orientée Sud. De nombreux bunkers et restes de canons Allemands, beaucoup d'oiseaux marins.

(Translated by Google) A must do absolutely, great island, we enjoy it and we have time 😏 (Original) A faire absolument, super île on profite bien et on a le temps 😏

I really enjoyed this little zoo! It is in a historical building, very authentically organized terrariums and is a big refreshment to go there while visiting St Malo. Thank you Nature Fairy for directing me there, had a great time!

Definitely worth a visit!! The animals are in a good environment and partly rescued from bad living conditions in private collections, so you also support a good cause. Very diverse zoo with fish, amphibians, spiders, reptiles, birds and the highlight: the most adorable little sugar gliders and a king quail!!!

An unusual small zoo inside the walls of the old city. You can see it in 30-45 minutes. Animals (mostly reptiles, amphibians and fish, with a few birds and mammals) look very well cared for and have good-sized, well set up enclosures. Everything is extremely well documented in both French and English. Glad I went.

This is a fun place to stop for a little while! Entry fee is quite reasonable and the member of staff who greeted us gave us a good rundown of the site's history. There's a fun range of animals to see, including adorable sugar gliders, energetic little turtles and the coolest dwarf crocodile you'll ever see. Definitely worth a visit!

I really liked this place and want to give an honest review. First for the visit time, it took us about 1 hour and 15 minute for the entire visit, but if you rush through it you can do it in 10 minutes and just click a quick photo for every animal. The animals displayed are more common, which does not take away from their interest. What we found especially fascinating though were the location of the zoo (inside the rampats) and the great effort (and I reckon cost) the zoo took to replicate the unique soil composure and enivironment for each aninal. Way beyond what most of such establishment do. Also the staff really showed great passion and friendliness which we appreciated it. Room for improvemt though is definetely in how the information is displayed. Its quite old school, simple info signs, whose design lack clarity and also information. A lot of information is also only presented in French, which isnt too friendky for international visitors. Have seen it done better. Still, overall a 5 star experience for us and definetely worth the 10 euro entry if you care about reptiles in a unique historical environment.

Was such a fun zoo, so many unique animals, fantastic vaule

Visited today and was absolutely brilliant, staff are excellent, warm welcome and great introduction to the animals and the ramparts that you are walking underneath, details of each animal available in both French and English, great value and fascinating to see the animals up close in a unique environment. Cannot recommend highly enough, just a minute or two from the tourist office. Well worth a visit and we shall be back.

Surprising public park south of St Malo. Friendly and spacious, the grounds of a former manor house. Shady with some nice views of river Rance estuary.

A very good park

The park is beautiful , we had some great walks around the park. Well kept and easy to navigate.

V much a fun, lively clean park very well run, staff v nice and efficient.

Very nice park with good views. We had a lovely stroll and enjoyed the views

How I love this park! Spectacular views over the Rance valley, beautiful walks, trees, flowers, views. So many paths to take, dogs are welcome and there is a buvette not far from the entrance! So perfect.

Great place for a peaceful walk with views over the estuary.

Unless it is nice and sunny and the sea is not withdrawn, it is definitely not worth going there. We visited it while the water was far away and the beach was dirty, full with algae and semi-dead warms, basically looking like mud. This in the middle of August. Total waste of time, we left disappointed….

A famous attraction is located in Rennes, Bretange that is called “Mont St. Malo” The atmosphere was very nice and windy It was such a great experience for see sightseeing here

Suggestive place for a walk with low tide. Let yourself be soothed by the lullaby if the wind, the smell of the sea and the sight of the walled city.

Experienced the low and high tide, crazy how quick it goes! Very nice beach, specially for kids

Lovely sandy beach with nice views

Nice sand beach, but it doesn't smell very well and a lot of water algaes are there.

Impossible Beauty or 50 Shades of Blue

Very helpful staff - good English. Plenty of brochures to take away. Centrally placed - easy access.

The Dinan tourist information center is the only place in Dinan where we found you can buy the authentic Monnaie de Paris medal.

Why does a tourist office in a very busy tourist centre finds it necessary to close 1.5hrs for lunch in high season???

Friendly and helpful staff worth visiting to get you started to your trip to Dinard.

Very helpful. They are temporarily down the road from their usual home.

Helpful tourist office. Very busy location so don't try and park nearby.

It would be nice if it was open mid morning

One of many interesting sites in and around at Malo. Walk the ramparts for an interesting and informational view.

The natural view was awesome

sure is a statue

(Translated by Google) Bertrand-François Mahé de La Bourdonnais, born in Saint-Malo on February 11, 1699, Governor of Bourbon Island (Reunion) French admiral, administrator in the service of the French East India Company. The statue is located along the ramparts on the Mauritius roundabout. The statue is surrounded by a magnificent flower bed. It was offered to Saint-Malo by the Mauritians. Everyone can see, by looking up, on the Quai Saint Louis this large statue representing Bertrand François Mahé de La Bourdonnais born in Saint-Malo. A plaque explains the genesis of the statue offered, thanks to a subscription from Mauritians organized in Mauritius by the Amicale Ile Maurice-France, and inaugurated on September 17, 1989 in Saint-Malo. Bronze work by sculptor Auguste Dumont. This monument is a replica of that of Port-Louis (Reunion Island) (Original) Bertrand-François Mahé de La Bourdonnais, né à Saint-Malo le 11 février 1699, Gouverneur de l'île Bourbon (La Réunion) Amiral français, administrateur au service de la Compagnie française des Indes orientales. La statue se trouve le long des remparts sur le rond point de l'ile Maurice. La statue est entourée d’un magnifique parterre de fleurs. Elle a été offerte à Saint-Malo par les Mauriciens. Chacun peut voir, en levant les yeux, sur le quai Saint Louis cette grande statue représentant Bertrand François Mahé de La Bourdonnais né à Saint-Malo. Une plaque explique la genèse de la statue offerte, grâce à une souscription des Mauriciens organisée à l’Île Maurice par l’Amicale Ile Maurice-France, et inaugurée le 17 septembre 1989 à Saint-Malo. Œuvre en bronze du sculpteur Auguste Dumont . Ce monument est la réplique de celui de Port-Louis (Île de la Réunion)

(Translated by Google) Nice to look at. Even while driving. (Original) Schön anzusehen. Selbst, während der Autofahrt.

(Translated by Google) a fortified city, we eat well, forts to visit. Above all respect local tradition (food, drinks, others) (Original) une ville fortifiée, on mange bien, forts à visiter. Surtout respecter la tradition locale (nourriture, boissons, autres)

(Translated by Google) Mahé de la Bourdonnais. Governor of the Îles de France and Bourbon. (Original) Mahé de la Bourdonnais . Gouverneur des Îles de France et de Bourbon .

Scallop entree was tasty, main course beef was superb, cheese plate afterward was ordinary. The staff started out attentive and interested, but service quality dropped away later in the evening. Not much atmosphere. For the price, it was disappointing - apart from the beef main course which was faultless.

Such a fantastic venue, we want to stay here on our next visit. Friendly staff and courteous, well prepared food and presented first class. A little background music would bring the atmosphere to the next level. Decor was perfect.

Overall a disappointing dinner experience. My wife and I had dinner at Le Petit Be and were underwhelmed. There was no one major error but all elements of the experience were a let down. Overall the menu appears good and when plated the food looks impressive. We both ordered “The Egg” as a starter which was fairly good but not very memorable. My wife got the langoustine which was served with wantons also filled with langoustine. I ordered the pollock which was served with onion, potatoes and clams. In both cases the dishes were under seasoned and surprisingly bland. The pollock seemed to be cooked correctly but lacked a lot of a flavor. Lastly, the service. It wasn’t rude or gruff, rather more indifferent and not attentive. Our waiter was ignorant on the elements of some dishes when questions were posed and kept having to go to other staff for answers. Also food was served with no explanation of the dish which would be more typical given the price point. We only ordered a bottle of water to drink and the total came to over 80 euros. Spending that much for dinner isn’t a problem if the quality of the service and food are on point. I’d consider trying this restaurant again if the service were tightened up and the food improved to match the price.

Had the heirloom tomato salad with the burrata. Was excellent. Cotriade was very good. Had a lovely presentation but wasn't served as I thought would traditionally done. Very nice place.

Wonderful experience. The food, presentation, service (including wine recommendations) and ambience were exceptional. Nice change to the hustle and bustle of the rest of Saint-Malo. Should be a Bib Gourmand at least!

Beautiful food and excellent service.

Very good food and great Service!

Surf school - école de voile has a very sporty and friendly team and takes care of your children who want to learn how to surf and sale on the sea: excellent address in Saint Malo/Paramé

It is great there. The toilets are a bit weird. Over all I loved having fun there and the instructors are nice

The adult catamaran classes were fantastic! I took the course as a complete beginner and as someone who speaks very little French. They were very accommodating with their instruction and English.

Had a great time there trying "chare à voile"! Instructor Kevin was very helpful and nice.

Great for amateurs & experienced surfers.

Amazing fun and sympa staff

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Saint-Malo intramuros. Thick stone, salty wind, deliberate steps. I like cities that don’t ask for attention—they command it. I walk the ramparts until the waves hit granite and time slows. No script, no filters: just me, the sea, and its rhythm. If you want Brittany for real, start here. @vacantionjourney

A nice port to greet guests from cruise ships.

The port is very large and you can see a lot of pirates boat and sometimes some great ships, Walk around and enjoy the sightseeing. If you’re visiting St malo til August 17th 2023, go see Surcouf the musical right behind the big wheel.

Good., near from this place there is an old amazing historic city "st. malo".. in this place u can see the beautifull beach and panorama of blue ocean with sailboat., in every corner of the city there are some parks with beautifull flowers and statue.. in this place you will see around the magnificient classic building.. there are many souvenir shop, restaurant and shoping center for fashionista.. you will never regrets to Visit there..

Such amazing place..History, beaches shopping, dinning.

It is a picturesque and lively place

Very interesting experience. It was bombed by the Allies in WW2, then totally rebuilt, just as it was before the war. It's an amazing historical site. Still lived in and loved.

Awesome site when staying in Saint Malo - visited almost daily when staying in Intra-Muros. Fun and relaxing to see all the boats - big and small - sailing around:) Also - great views of Intra-Muros!

Amazing pier on the bay. Is perfect to a quiet walk and breathing ocean air. You can meet a lovely couple or rude fishers, it's depend by the weather and tides..

Nice spot at the end of Mole beach. We didn’t reach the lighthouse as the walkway is beautiful itself. On the contrary of some reviewers said, I do not recommend this spot for sunset, the view is not as beautiful as when you are up in the remparts.

Walk to the Phare du Môle des Noires, strong wind and sea spray from the waves.

Worth the Walk, Amazing View. Had a nice chat with a Fisherman there

We saw it from the sea but we didn't have time to explore it. Spectacular view nevertheless!

If you are in Saint Malo, then this would be a nice walk along to see the harbour area close to the water.

(Translated by Google) Ecological paints. Advice by videoconference and telephone. Availability and a pleasant welcome. Everything is there to make your “painting” project a success. (Original) Des peintures écologiques. Des conseils en visioconférence et par téléphone. Une disponibilité et un agréable accueil. Tout y est pour réussi votre chantier "peinture".

(Translated by Google) A warm welcome, personalized advice and colors that can also be personalized. The pleasure of inviting historical shades into our interior. (Original) Un accueil chaleureux, des conseils personnalisés et des teintes qui peuvent aussi être personnalisé. Le plaisir d'inviter des teintes historiques dans notre intérieur.

(Translated by Google) Good natural products, very beautiful results on exterior wooden joinery. The color chart is perfect for old buildings. (Original) De bons produits naturels, très beau rendu sur les menuiseries extérieures en bois. Le nuancier est parfait pour le bâti ancien.

(Translated by Google) High quality paintings. The more Cécile can find the exact shade you want. I recommend. (Original) Des peintures d'une grande qualité. Le plus Cécile peut retrouver la teinte exacte que vous souhaitez. Je recommande.

(Translated by Google) Tailor-made advice, painting of exceptional quality. A pleasure to apply (Original) Un conseil sur-mesure, une peinture d'une qualité exceptionnelle. Un plaisir à appliquer

(Translated by Google) Quality Paints ++++ Tips from the team ++++ Great value for money Efficiency and professionalism, In short, delighted to have chosen the paints at Malouinières (Original) Peintures de Qualité ++++ Conseils de la part de l'équipe ++++ Super rapport / qualité /prix Efficacité et professionnalisme, En clair, ravie d'avoir choisi les peintures chez Malouinières

(Translated by Google) A great color chart! A welcome at the top. Don’t hesitate!! (Original) Un nuancier de couleur super ! Un accueil au top. N hésitez pas !!

The house and the garden called "La Houssaye" were mentioned in the oldest accounts of the town from the end of the 15th century onwards. In fact, it may even be the oldest house in town. According to the history of the place, Anne of Brittany stayed here when she came to inspect the construction of the castle.

Nice piece of history.

(Translated by Google) Don't hesitate to move a little away from the heart of the city to see this beautiful building, apparently the oldest house in Saint-Malo. And you will also enjoy the calm. (Original) N'hésitez pas à vous éloigner un peu du cœur de ville pour voir cette belle bâtisse, a priori la plus ancienne maison de Saint-Malo. Et vous profiterez aussi du calme.

(Translated by Google) As you explore further, you'll discover picturesque squares, century-old churches and statues that bear witness to Saint-Malo's rich heritage. The cobbled lanes wind up and down, revealing stunning views of the sea and surrounding areas. (Original) À mesure que vous explorez davantage, vous découvrez des places pittoresques, des églises centenaires et des statues qui témoignent du riche patrimoine de Saint-Malo. Les ruelles pavées montent et descendent, révélant des vues imprenables sur la mer et les environs.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful apartment in a building steeped in history! A warm welcome from the owners! Well done ! (Original) Très bel appartement dans une bâtisse chargée d'Histoire ! Un accueil chaleureux des propriétaires ! Bravo !

(Translated by Google) Pretty building that you have to search through a maze of alleys (Original) Joli bâtisse quil faut rechercher à travers un dédale de ruelles

(Translated by Google) Authentic, magnificent, Brittany is beautiful, Saint Malo must see (Original) Authentique, magnifique, la Bretagne est belle, Saint Malo à voir absolument

Very nice

(Translated by Google) Massive fortress walls, watchtowers, huge old houses, everything is full of history, and when it gets too hot in summer, there's just a short walk to the beach. And after a refreshment, chilling by the sea, we continue on the sightseeing tour. The historic Saint Malo in particular is absolutely worth seeing. (Original) Massive Festungsmauern, Wachtürme, riesige alte Häuser, alles voller Geschichte, und wenn's im Sommer zu heiß wird, bleibt der kurze Weg zum Strand. Und nach einer Erfrischung, chillen am Meer, geht's weiter auf Besichtigungstour. Gerade das historische Saint Malo ist absolut sehenswert.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful entrance to the arch and a great sandy beach! At the end of June it was possible to swim. It is fascinating to watch the fast tide (Original) Красиаый вход в арку и отличный песочный пляж! В конце июня можно было купаться. Увлекательно наблюдать за быстрым приливом

(Translated by Google) From the mighty walls of this fortified citadel you can enjoy a fantastic view of the rugged coast full of tourists mixed with local swimmers. (Original) Dalle mura possenti di questa cittadella fortificata si gode un panorama fantastico sulla costa frastagliata e piena di turisti misti a bagnanti del luogo.

(Translated by Google) Access to the sunny mole beach, facing southwest; giving access under the ramparts to Bon Secours beach. (Original) Accès à la plage du môle ensoleillée, orientée Sud-ouest; donnant accès sous les remparts à la plage de Bon secours .

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view of Môle beach in the late afternoon 👍😉 (Original) Belle vue sur la plage du Môle en fin d après midi 👍😉

(Translated by Google) Nice viewpoint (Original) Jolie point de vue

(Translated by Google) No signage to show you the rum route on foot. On the site or the app, it is nowhere indicated that dogs are not allowed. I find it important to know this in order to organize your stay accordingly. Security is very fast. Dark people, very difficult with children, they don't see much. Entrance is free so if it were paid, some people would not come every day to stock up on items that will not be used, and this would leave room for others to see the boats and enter the stands. Then, in front of the boats we don't know who the skippers are. Put up a poster with their country, their route, type of boat. That would provide information. Little signage on the village, the application difficult to use because it does not identify us. One thing we loved was the water dispensers everywhere. In 2 hours we only visited the Charal stand, which is great with friendly hosts. They offer us a game like a skipper, reeling a vertical bar, then taking a photo in a boat... Overall very disappointed, because we learned nothing with the children. (Original) Pas de signalisation, pour vous indiquer la route du rhum à pieds. Sur le site où l appli, il n est indiqué nulle part que les chiens ne sont pas autorisés. Je trouve important de le savoir pour organiser son séjour en fonction. La sécurité est très rapide. Noir de monde, très difficile avec des enfants,ils ne voient pas grand chose. L entrée est gratuite donc si elle était payante, certaines personnes ne viendraient pas tous les jours pour faire un stock d articles qui n utiliseront pas, et cela laisserai la place aux autres de voir les bateaux et entrer dans les stands. Ensuite, devant les bateaux on ne sait pas qui sont les skippeurs. Mettre une affiche avec leur pays, leur parcours, type de bateau.ça permettrait d avoir des infos. Peu de signalisation sur le vilage, l application difficile d utilisation car elle ne nous repère pas. Point qu on a adoré, c'est les distributeur d eau un peu partout. En 2h on a visité que le stand Charal, qui est top avec des animateurs chaleureux . Ils nous proposent un jeu comme en situation de skippeur à mouliner une barre verticale , puis à faire une photo dans un bateau... Dans l ensemble très déçus, car on a rien appris avec les enfants.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent solo race with boats, each more beautiful than the other, a must-see once in your life (Original) Magnifique course en solitaire avec des bateaux plus beaux les uns que les autres à voir absolument une fois dans sa vie

(Translated by Google) Private security prohibits false access for PRMs! Impossible to party outside my disabled zone.... (Original) La sécurité privée interdit les accès à la fausse pour les PMR ! Impossible de faire la fête en dehors de ma zone handicapé ....

(Translated by Google) A good crowd bath... I'm not a big fan. However, I don't regret having wandered around the old town. (Original) Un bon bain de foule... Je ne suis pas très fan. Pour autant je ne regrette pas d'avoir arpenter la vieille ville.

(Translated by Google) So huge (Original) Tellement immense

(Translated by Google) Splendid. Nice visit. (Original) Splendide. Belle visite.

(Translated by Google) Great to do again (Original) Super a refaire

An excursion from Saint-Malo is not a bad option if you have seen everything else in the town,especially to walk to the islands when the water is low, and you have free time.

It's OK but wish someone had told us it's not accessible to someone with mobility problems before we paid our 10 euros. It's interesting.

A hidden gem well worth taking the time to visit. Truly beautiful and fun for children and adults.

Beautiful place with great views. The entrance was 5€ and you get a brochure with information on the site, which explains its origin and more of the man behind this work. They have a small gift shop too. You have further information inside and nice wooden benches to rest and enjoy the view. Feel free to take a snack with you. The whole visit can last around 30 minutes. The place offers lovely views of the sea and the surroundings. It wasn’t crowded when I visited, which was during the afternoon.

It’s a small display, located in the most natural of settings of nature. The story behind the rock sculptures is very inspiring. The views and the surroundings are very relaxing and enjoyable. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Worth a visit but don't go via the restaurant and pay £5 you can walk along the coast and see them for free!

A delightful experience, I think that the entrance price of €2.50 is symbolic, this place is really worth visiting. The view is also very beautiful and a big plus is the beach at the foot of the statues. If you are the type of person who doesn't like crowds, this is the ideal place

Beautiful church with memorial of the first World War.

A nice Church

We attend service there. Pleasant experience.

Beautiful architecture

Correct

(Translated by Google) I have just arrived in this neighborhood; I attended the high mass this Sunday and I was moved by the atmosphere of simplicity and prayer in this parish community. I am united in your prayer. (Original) je viens d'arriver dans ce quartier; j'ai assisté à la grande messe, ce dimanche et j'ai été ému de l'ambiance de simplicité et de prière ,dans cette communauté paroissiale. Je suis uni à votre prière.

(Translated by Google) We visited this church, which from the outside is truly beautiful and imposing. Inside, we were alone and found a simple place, imbued with great serenity. The light emitted by the stained-glass windows is beautiful. I recommend it for a moment of peace. (Original) Nous avons visité cette église qui de l’extérieur est vraiment très jolie et imposante. À l’intérieur nous étions seuls et nous avons trouvé un lieu simple, emprunt d’une grande sérénité. La lumière émise par les vitraux est très belles. Je recommande pour un moment de paix

Spacious and incredible views. Well worth the walk

All in all it was an interesting experience to see the old bunkers and the view from the old fortress. Still I think there’s a lot to do. The area outside is free for visitors, but you can only look at the old bunkers and enjoy the view. That’s it. I think there should be a bit more information about what is what and what happened back then. The information should be available in French, English and German not only in French. This place is important for many people and maybe also for the young generations who don’t understand French. Even just English would be enough for everyone to understand! The opening times to the museum (which you can only visit by booking a guided tour in French, just some printed text in English and German) should be longer. You visit the place and the museum is not open and you won’t come again. In a nutshell, there’s a lot of change to be done…

Amazing to see the old bunkers, great piece of history, stunning views of the Harbor and city

Time to brush up on history. This open area is an important place to walk, visit, and honor. For bunker tours, call ahead to arrange a guided tour. The place is an old German fortification that extended along the tip of the coast and was eventually conquered back during W.W.II. The bunkers are well preserved, restoration takes place to help preserve the forts/bunkers. A sense of admiration for those who fought and died for France is palpable.

Free to wander around outside, small fee inside. Great views and coastal paths

I couldn’t check the museum since it was closed early on a Sunday.

Interesting site. More information in other languages would have been helpful to assist all in honouring those who fought

It was against this tower that the Anglo-Dutch tried to operate an "infernal machine" in 1663, which consisted of a ship full of explosives that was sent near the tower to explode it. It is one of the main fortified towers of the walls. It is 23 meters high and 13 meters wide, and was part of the desire to make of Saint-Malo an important fortress. It was built on a rocky promontory during the second half of the 15th century. It takes its present name in 1691, when it was rebuilt.

Great walk around the historical city wall with stunning viewpoints.

I have been several times to this viewpoint. Plenty to observe . Visited on Armistice day and the children were sailing . Plenty of people on the Promenade and beaches .

The most forward point of walled city. Wonderful. Try it at high tide and low tide 😂

This bell tower is one of two oldest building on the ramparts of St. Malo. It's 23 meters high in horseshoe shaped plan. Typical plan of artillery tower at the time. From the upper platform you can see Cap Frehel and city church spire.

Lively place, worth spending some time over there, admiring scenic view

Amazing views, beautiful scenery must do trip.

Friendly staff but wouldn't let us in without our passports so had to go back to our hotel to get them which was half an hour away .one in side warm and cosy

The staff doesn’t know English, they can’t answer simple questions like, do you have a live roulette table? I had to go inside with my passport to make sure they didn’t have it.

I'm not a fan of the casino concept

Small casino but some fun games. Super Clean , unfortunately I was not a winner otherwise I would have given 5 stars ha ha

Looks decent but staff is inhospitable. Would not recommend.

We placed 6 euros on 16 and won on the first go, great memories thanks for being open

It you want to present your passport to okay electronic poker machines then go here. Not a real casino. Ridiculous.

Beautiful enterance into the Old Town of St Malo. Cobbled streets with many places to eat and drink, not forgetting the many shops. A must visit for a drink is La Galeion, full of antiques. Each time you go in, you see something different

San Malo is an ancient walled city and the Big Gate was the main gate used to enter the city. It has a few of the saints on display to protect the city from the past and they are still there. Beautiful gate and wall.

Simply loved the place, built from granite on granite. Tastefully reconstructed after the war. It has a timeless quality. I needed to experience the old town after reading ‘All the Light You Cannot See’, I wasn’t disappointed.

Epic & Legendary gates These are the gates guarding the entry of Saint-Malo. They are majestic and grand, you really feel the medieval side of this place. We were very impressed and imagined arriving here in the past centuries. It must have felt very imposing. Highly recommended visit!

Just incredible! Walk al around the walls... and then inside the streets! and the beaches are great! much to see and enjoy!

St Malo is a great spot to go sight seeing and ramble around this ancient town. Ramparts, beaches, lots of little allies and streets to explore. Lovely shops and restaurants. Great for a day exploring.

Great medevial gate dates back to 15th century, it's one of two oldest in St. Malo. Above the gate, there is a statue of the Virgin Mary. Adjacent to the gate is the entrance to the Old Town with restaurants and shops.

The buses never run on time, the bus drivers are unfriendly and if you park at the P+R car park for several days, you suddenly have to pay for the return trip to the car park. Not tourist-friendly.

We went here to get assistance with a trip to Mont Saint Michel and were very well assisted by Kelig who gave us very good advice and helped us with the bus and tickets. A well appointed tourism centre that really knows there stuff.

Went to the office of tourism and asked them why Fort National was closed for 3 days. They said they didn’t know. I then asked why there were people inside if it was closed and I was told that people live at the fort. I found out later there was a wedding that caused it to be closed for three straight days. Too bad they weren’t honest enough to say this.

Even if you don't go into the tourist office, its buildings look fantastic. It is a good vantage point from which to view the surrounding ships, ramparts and casino.

Spacious and in a good location. Staff were friendly and efficient.

Sensational tourism points and cultural 🥰😊👌 the only thing that I didn't like is that shopping,stores they close very early except the restaurants & Bars...

came here to ask about the bus schedule changes. had to wait a bit but they were nice

This courtyard is where the Sargent de Robert Surcouf statue is placed by the French. Sargent Surcouf was a French sailor who sank thousands of British warships and is a hero of France. That's why his statue is here pointing towards UK.

(Translated by Google) An interesting place, popular with many visitors. Surrounded by a high stone wall. In the middle is a big city. You can also see the rocky island of Grand Baie, at low tide you can go on foot, this island is deserted and almost empty, but there is a grave of the French romantic writer François-René. You can also see another tiny island, Le Petit Baie, also walkable at low tide. This fortress was almost 80% destroyed in 1944. (Original) Цікаве місце, популярне багато відвідувачів. Обнесене високим камʼяним муром. В середині велике місто. Також можна побачити скалистий острів Гран-Бе , під час відливу можна піди пішки , цей острів безлюдний та майже пустий, але є могила французького письменника- романтика Француа- Рене. Також можна бачити ще один крихітний острів Ле-Петі-Бе, також під час відливу можна дійти пішки. Ця фортеця 1944 році була зруйнована майже на 80 %.

(Translated by Google) As we walk along the ramparts, this place always calls out to us: a small footbridge to cross and we find Surcouff and a very beautiful view of the sea. Wonderful statue perfectly representing the city's most famous privateer. Robert Surcouf became the most popular privateer in France and Brittany, the most feared by the English: his nickname was the “king of privateers”! Privateers who are not pirates, be careful! The difference? They are not outlaws. They act in the name of the king, only in times of war, “letters of marque” in hand. Embarked at the age of thirteen, he then became a privateer captain. He harassed the British merchant and military navies, not only on the seas of Europe, but also on those of India. His activities earned him recognition — he was named a member of the Legion of Honor on 26 Prairial Year XII (June 14, 1804) — and enriched him. He became one of the richest and most powerful shipowners in Saint-Malo and a prosperous owner of eight hundred hectares of land. (Original) En longeant les remparts cet endroit nous interpelle toujours : une petit passerelle à franchir et nous retrouvons Surcouff et une très belle vue sur la mer. Merveilleuse statue représentant parfaitement le plus célèbre corsaire de la ville. Robert Surcouf devient le corsaire le plus populaire de France et de Bretagne, le plus redouté des Anglais : son surnom, c'est le « roi des corsaires » ! Les corsaires qui ne sont pas des pirates, attention ! La différence ? Ce ne sont pas des hors-la-loi. Ils agissent au nom du roi, uniquement en temps de guerre, « lettres de marque » en main. Embarqué dès l'âge de treize ans, il devient ensuite capitaine corsaire. Il harcèle les marines marchandes et militaires britanniques, non seulement sur les mers de l'Europe, mais aussi sur celles des Indes. Ses activités le font reconnaître — il est nommé membre de la Légion d'honneur le 26 prairial an XII (14 juin 1804) — et l'enrichissent. Il devient l'un des plus riches et puissants armateurs de Saint-Malo et un prospère propriétaire de huit cents hectares de terrain.

(Translated by Google) An absolute must-see when visiting Saint Malo. Almost a landmark, it honors the city's greatest corsair. (Original) Ein absolutes Muss bei einem Besuch in Saint Malo. Fast schon ein Wahrzeichen, das den größten Korsaren der Stadt ehrt.

(Translated by Google) The statue can be discovered by taking a walk over the wall. You should definitely do this tour around the city because of all its great views. From the location of the statue you can have a great view of the harbor and the ferry terminal. (Original) Die Statue ist bei einem Spaziergang über die Mauer zu entdecken. Diesen Rundgang um die Stadt sollte man wegen all seiner tollen Ausblicke unbedingt machen. Vom Standort der Statue aus kann man toll auf den Hafen und den Fährterminal schauen.

(Translated by Google) A visit to the ramparts to learn about the history of Robert Surcouf. (Original) À visite au détour des remparts sur l’histoire de Robert Surcouf.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty place full of history. At the Maison du Québec you will find lots of information for people interested in Quebec and its passions because here is the headquarters of the Quebec Association. (Original) Tres jolie place charge d'histoire .la maison du Québec on trouve plein d'informations pour les personnes interesse par le Québec et des passion car ici ce trouve le siège de l'association du Québec.

Very nice that we could walk around the walls and enjoy the view. There are parts where you can sit and enjoy the scenery. Parking is challenging but I recommend walking around that beach area and visiting the castle. A lot of good restaurants, a bit overpriced at times but affordable. Shops inside the castle could stay open longer during high season.

The Chateaux was built between the 15th and 18th centuries. The castle was built by the dukes of Brittany to ensure their guardianship over the city of Saint-Malo. Anne of Brittany, future queen of France, ordered the construction of the tower of Quic-en-Groigne between 1498 and 1501. Today it has been converted and houses the services of the City Hall of Saint-Malo, while the General Tower and the Great Keep house the Museum of the History of the City.

Beautiful

Not to be missed if you visit St Malo.

Marvelous castle

beautiful view

Absolutely beautiful.

Little exhibition venue in an old church

(Translated by Google) Fascinating exhibition on the exploration of the South and North Poles, descents into the abyss, archeology and underwater biology. Friendly welcome, several interactive devices for children as well as a game booklet, it is open every day with a guided tour at 3 p.m. A beautiful place and varied content which foreshadows the future maritime museum of Saint-Malo. (Original) Passionnante exposition sur l'exploration des pôles Sud et Nord, les descentes dans les abysses, l'archéologie et la biologie sous-marine. Accueil sympathique, plusieurs dispositifs interactifs pour les enfants ainsi qu'un livret jeu, c'est ouvert tous les jours avec une visite guidée à 15h. Un beau lieu et un contenu varié qui préfigure le futur musée maritime de Saint-Malo.

(Translated by Google) The idea of ​​transforming this place into an exhibition space is brilliant, but that's it. Paying €6 to see a painting, however large, is clearly excessive. How can you pick tourists' pockets?! Follow the guide! Oh no, there aren't any, there's practically nothing to see... (Original) L'idée de transformer ce lieu pour des expositions est géniale mais c'est tout. Payé 6€ pour voir une peinture si grande soit elle, c'est clairement abusé. Comment faire les poches des touristes!?! Suivez le guide! Ah bah non y'en a pas y'a quasiment rien à voir...

(Translated by Google) Chapel deconsecrated into an exhibition room, which makes it a very suitable place. The explore exhibition is very interesting (Original) Chapelle désacralisée en salle d'exposition, ce qui en fait un lieu très adapté. L'exposition explorer est très intéressante

(Translated by Google) Solipsi Exhibition: Extremely disappointed to pay €12 for 2 people to see only 1 work!! This exhibition should have been free. We left with a slight feeling of having been ripped off... (Original) Exposition Solipsi: extrêmement déçu de payer 12€ pour 2 pour voir 1 seule œuvre !! Cette exposition aurait du être gratuite. On repart avec comme un petit sentiment de s’être fait avoir...

(Translated by Google) Visit on 07/13/2022 A wonderful place for the exhibition dedicated to the artist Jacques Villeglé, who recently passed away. I encourage you to take a quick look at it 😉 (Original) Visite du 13/07/2022 Un lieu formidable pour l'exposition consacrée à l'artiste Jacques Villeglé, récemment disparu. Je vous encourage à y faire un petit passage 😉

(Translated by Google) From July 1 to October 14, 2018, the Saint Sauveur chapel offers a superb exhibition dedicated to the world of Spirou. To discover without delay if you are passing through town on these dates. Free entry for children under 12 years old. (Original) Du 1er juillet au 14 octobre 2018, la chapelle Saint Sauveur propose une superbe exposition consacrée à l'univers de Spirou. A découvrir sans tarder si vous êtes de passage en ville à ces dates. Entrée gratuite pour les moins de 12 ans.

Very good views across the bay and easy access to walk around the walls.

Built in 1674, transformed during the first expansion in 1708, it was built to protect the city from attacks by Dutch fleets. The Bastion de la Hollande dominates part of the walls of the northwest of St. Malo. A statue of Jacques Cartier, a Malouin sailor who discovered the Gulf of St. Lawrence and eastern Canada in 1534, was placed there. The bastion is also equipped with several cannons dating from the end of the 18th century, recalling its use in the defense of St. Malo during the time of the corsairs.

Beautiful location! Absolute must see in Saint Malo

Excellent views of the channel, surrounding forts, and nearby Dinard. Many great places for photos, relaxing, and taking in the views

Some cool cannons

Very impressive construction and architecture considering when it was constructed.

Beautiful views over the bay. You must walk the walls of this old town.

The bastion of Saint-Philippe dates back to 1714, the time of the 2nd expansion of the city. It was named in honor of Philippe II d'Orléans, Regent of France. It bordered a district of rich shipowners' houses in the 18th century. On the corner of the bastion, in front of the Môle des Noires, there is a beautiful watchtower crowned by a fleur-de-lis. From here there are beautiful views of the city of Aleth and the Bas Sablons.

This is a very peaceful place where people plays, run, sunbathe or take a ocean bath. It's quite beacause is very large.

Loved the view and the beach.

Lovely little beach

A beautiful view point on the San Malo wall.

(Translated by Google) Saint-Malo and its ramparts are an experience not to be missed if you visit the coast of Brittany. Magnificent photos from above especially at sunset. Excellent creperie to watch the sunset while enjoying a Breton galette. (Original) Saint-Malo e i suoi bastioni sono un esperienza assolutamente da non perdere se si visita la costa della Bretagna. Foto magnifiche dall'alto specialmente al tramonto. Ottima creperia da cui guardare il tramonto mentre si gusta una gallette bretone.

(Translated by Google) I really like this part of the ramparts with a view of the city of Aleth, the port, the view of the offshore islands and the beautiful houses facing the city of St Malo. (Original) J'aime beaucoup cette partie des remparts avec vue sur la cité d'Aleth, le port, la vue sur les îles au large et les belles maisons frontales de la ville de St Malo.

Ridiculous queue system after being told I could not simply stand at the bar and order a drink. Then when I did get served, asking for the food menu, they told me I would have to queue again. Food arrived and it was so bad I asked for a refund.