Come and enjoy the 2-km walk along the seawall (built between 1833 and 1931) that separates Rochebonne beach and the Sillon beach, and discover the turn-of-the-century villas that boarder it.

Medieval origin for this cross meant to separate the lands of St Malo and Plessix Bertrand

Was built in 1881-1882 by Leroyer, on the former place of three windmills. This building, which was known as the grand hotel de Paramé, became the fashionable place to go in the region, and the Great Dukes of Russia regularly stayed there.

Nautical centre close to this rocky point.

Built in 1888 by Perivier, on a semi circular design to be less exposed to the wind

65 boulevard Hebert – Built in 1903 by Storez

42 boulevard Chateaubriand, with an octagonal tower and emailed bricks

Streets des Bains, Hébert, des Fleurs : group of villas built between 1883 and 1885

Remains of a neo medieval camp surrounding the Fort de Rochebonne villa

Boulevard de Rochebonne – Fitted in the enclosure of a previous manorhouse. Gate dated 1666.