In Saint-Malo, walk along the ramparts – the stunning stone walls that envelope the old city – and make sure you stop by the historic chateau and the local history museum inside. Afterwards, you can while the day away enjoying the impressive tides of the Plage du Sillon beach.
Food lovers will find much to savour in the area as well. The region does pastry incredibly well, and is known for its savoury galettes and luxurious sweets such as crepes and croissant-like kouign-amann cakes, but you'll also find fresh, locally caught mussels and oysters, and world-renowned wine.
The best things to do in Saint-Malo make this coastal town one of the most popular holiday destinations in Brittany. They help to create its historical importance and its charismatic aura, both of which gave it the nickname 'The City of Corsairs'. Birthplace of legendary sailors and privateers such as Jacques Cartier, the man who discovered Canada, and Robert Surcouf,...
Our Saint-Malo Travel Essentials lays out the essential information you need to help you plan your trip to one of the most popular destinations in Brittany. No matter how frequently you travel, some questions will always need answers: What’s the weather like? How can I get from Dinard–Pleurtuit–Saint-Malo Airport to my hotel? What currency and type of plug do I...
