Stay : History and Heritage on the Emerald Coast for a weekend
The Emerald Coast has been the object of a number of covetousnesses, as shown, among others, by the exceptional military architecture. Relive the different historical contexts through the vestiges of these eras, from the fort La Latte to the ramparts of Saint-Malo and the majestic villas of Dinard.
Summary of the stay
Best time to go
2 days
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Detail of the stay : History and Heritage on the Emerald Coast for a weekend - 2 days
Day 1: Saint-Malo, the corsair city
Steps: Saint-Malo
From the Saint-Vincent gate, you will see the castle and the Quic-en-Groigne tower. Then join the ramparts which are spread all around the city. From the Bastion de la Hollande, you will admire the beach of Bon Secours, its swimming pool, the fortifications and the islets such as the Grand Bé where the writer Chateaubriand is buried. Although more than 80% of the city was destroyed during the Second World War, Saint-Malo was rebuilt almost identically. Thus, you can stroll through the cobbled streets with the charm of yesteryear and visit the Saint-Vincent cathedral where the explorer Jacques Cartier is buried.
LE BASTION DE LA HOLLANDE
Day 2: Dinard, the seaside town
Steps: Dinard
Symbol of the seaside resort during the Belle Epoque, the seaside resort of Dinard dazzles with its numerous villas on the Moulinet and Malouine points, its casino, its Port Breton park, its 4 beautiful beaches and its cultural and sports festivities.
In the heart of the city, discover the Ecluse beach and its famous blue and white tents erected during the summer
To the east, you will reach the Promenade du Clair de Lune, the marina and the pier from where you can board a shuttle that will take you to the corsair city.
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