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There is no St. Malo nightlife as far as I could discern. This tiny fishing village goes to bed early, and you should too, because it gets really quiet after dark. The last thing the residents want is a bunch of loud Americans looking for a pub when they're all snoozing. The walled city gets very dark and kind of creepy at night anyway. If you must stay awake, go outside the walls to the beach and stick a toe in the English Channel. :-)
Written Feb 14, 2005
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We had to go into this bar because the barstools are SWINGS! (Or as the bartender said, suspended chairs.)
Written Oct 16, 2002
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1 Review and 91 Opinions Easy to find, plenty of parking spaces (during our visit in June, it might get crowded in...
1 Review and 96 Opinions Small, clean room, nice breakfast, good location.
1 Review and 30 Opinions This is a modern but beautifully decorated hotel as you can see in the photo. The room was larger...
St Malo was named after MacLaw, a Welsh monk and bishop who fled to Brittany in 538. The 44-acre fortified city became really famous in 1590 when its inhabitants declared their city an independent...
The old city of St. Malo, the "Intra-muros" is a 44 acre fortress. The rampart walls are 20 feet thick and date from the 14th C although there was some updating in the 18th C and some rebuilding after...
Neither French, nor Breton but Corsair I am!
This motto says it all about the history of the city and the spirit of independence of its inhabitants. You will be reminded of its rich history by visiting the Saint-Malo History Museum or when...
The port town of St-Malo is located at the mouth of the River Rance, and is one of Brittany's most popular tourist destinations. I have read horror stories of tourist-overload in July &...
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