Ramparts, St Malo

The city ramparts date from the 12th century and stretch 1.2 miles from Saint-Vincent Gate to the Saint-Thomas Gate. Walking along the ramparts you can admire fantastic views of the old town''s houses, the bay and the islets at the mouth of the Rance estuary. The 12-foot wide walls were built over several centuries, some dating from the 12th century. Most of the ramparts had to be rebuilt after the Second World War.

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The walk along St Malo’s ramparts around the town is delightful and the presence of vast, clean beaches is a bonus if visiting with children. Enjoy a visit to the sights of the chateau of St Malo and the cathedral of St Vincent.

St Malo is one of the most visited places in Brittany. Passing through the walls to the inside you are greeted with a busy, lively town full of character, packed with restaurants, bars and shops.