Saint Malo

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Where to stay in Saint Malo

Best time: May-September. These months offer warm weather and vibrant local festivals, perfect for enjoying the beaches and outdoor activities.

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Saint Malo, like a local

Don't miss

  • Fort National: A beautiful historical fortress offering stunning views of the coast.
  • Saint-Malo Cathedral: An architectural gem with impressive stained glass and rich history.
  • La Cité Corsaire: The iconic walled city filled with charming streets and shops.
  • The Ramparts: A scenic walk around the city walls with panoramic views of the sea.
  • Grand Bé Island: A tranquil escape with beautiful walking paths and views of the bay.

Where to eat

  • Creperie La Tourelle: Famous for its authentic Breton galettes and crepes.
  • Le Chalut: Offers exquisite seafood dishes made from fresh local ingredients.
  • Boulangerie La Fournée Malouine: Known for its delicious traditional baguettes and pastries.
  • Restaurant L'Atelier: A Michelin-starred restaurant serving innovative French cuisine.

Do this

  • Tidal Walks: Explore the unique coastal landscape during low tide.
  • Local Market at Place du Marché: Experience local culture and fresh produce every Saturday.
  • Boat Trip to Mont Saint-Michel: A breathtaking day trip to one of France's most iconic landmarks.

Local tips

  • Visit the beaches in the early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and stunning light.
  • Try the local caramel au beurre salé (salted butter caramel) – a regional specialty.
  • Join a guided tour of the city's history to uncover hidden stories and secrets.
  • Beware of the tides; they can change rapidly and affect beach accessibility.

Know before you go

Best time

May-September. These months offer warm weather and vibrant local festivals, perfect for enjoying the beaches and outdoor activities.

Getting around

Biking and walking are popular ways to get around the walled city; local buses are also available for longer distances.

Airport

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Language

French is the main language spoken, with some locals speaking English.

Money

Euro (€). Cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry some cash for smaller establishments.

Safety

Saint Malo is generally safe for tourists, but like any city, be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye on personal belongings.

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