Discover Saint-Malo, the corsair city

A must-see visit in Brittany

Nestled on the Emerald Coast, Saint-Malo fascinates with its tumultuous history and undeniable charm. This fortified city, with the appearance of a medieval fortress, invites you to a timeless getaway. Let's go together to discover it during a stay in Brittany.

A city between land and sea

At the mouth of the Rance, the city of Saint-Malo benefits from a strategic geographical position that has shaped its history. Protected by its ramparts, the maritime city has long been an impregnable bastion, resisting the assaults of invaders. Its port, once animated by privateers, is today a place of life where fishermen and boaters mingle.

A walk not to be missed

As you enter the city within the walls, you are offered a journey through time. The cobbled streets and half-timbered houses offer an authentic and historical setting. The castle of Saint-Malo, a true emblem of the city, dominates the surroundings with a panoramic view of the sea.

A walk on the ramparts is a must to discover Saint-Malo from all angles. From there, you can admire the wild beauty of the coast, the islands of Grand Bé and Petit Bé, as well as the fine sandy beaches. The ramparts are also dotted with fortifications and bastions that bear witness to the military past of the town.

A city between sea, art and history

Saint-Malo is inseparable from the sea. The fine sandy beaches, such as that of Sillon, are very popular with swimmers and surfers. For its part, the large basin is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the sun. Sailing enthusiasts can indulge in their favorite sport in the bay of Saint-Malo.

Beyond its maritime heritage, Saint-Malo has a rich cultural legacy. Many museums, such as the History Museum, tell the story of the city and its privateers. Art lovers can also discover the many galleries and artists' studios.

Stay in a hotel in Saint-Brieuc

In the heart of the pedestrian district of Saint-Brieuc, the 3-star hotel Le Duguesclin welcomes you in a warm and traditional atmosphere.

Its assets?
 

• Its comfortable rooms;
• Its restaurant La Taverne offering local cuisine;
• Its proximity to shops and the city's main tourist sites.

Whether you are on a business trip or on vacation, the Best Western Le Duguesclin will meet your expectations thanks to its quality services and its privileged location.

To benefit from preferential rates, remember to consult the offers before booking!