Remains of the ancient 17th-century fort with a tremendous view on the Bay of Saint-Malo

10 avenue Sainte Marie. Cove with the typical beach architecture of the late 19th century

6 place du Val – One of the first villas built in 1891 along the Val beach

Was part of the Mont Saint-Michel Abbey in the 14th century. Jacques Cartier (1491 – 1557) who discovered Canada prayed in the Chapel.

For nearly 25 years, at the end of the 19th century, the Abbot Fouré sculpted nearly 300 figures in the foreshore rock: pirates, sea monsters, grotesque human, animal and vegetable forms - It covers 500m² on the rocks of Rothéneuf and overlooks the Val beach

Natural harbour linked to the sea between the Rotheneuf Point and l’île Besnard.
Ancient customs house.

Country home of Jacques Cartier and ancestor to the "malouinière*", this delightful 16th century manor now houses a museum as a testimony to the daily life and the voyages of its illustrious owner who died there from plague in 1557.

Charming district of Saint-Malo with its old Church (rebuilt in 1721 and consecrated in 1770 by the last Bishop of Dol.