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Janine Cossec1 Rue du Glorioux
Saint Malo
35400
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This apartment is situated in a building with a communal garden. It features a spacious living room with a dining area and a lounge area (with a sofa that can accommodate 2 extra guests). The living room opens up to a well-equipped kitchen. A hallway leads to the bedroom, which has a comfortable 160x200 bed. The bathroom and toilet are separate and each have a window. The apartment has been completely renovated and furnished with new furniture. Please note that the rental is only available on a weekly basis. The price ranges from 350 to 550 per week, depending on the season (electricity costs during the heating period are not included). Additionally, the rental includes local taxes, beds made prior to your arrival, and the provision of bathroom and kitchen linens. If needed, you can request a baby cot, high chair, or bath.Reviews
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Directions
To get here, you can access the location via four North/South routes (Saint Malo/Rennes). You also have the option to arrive by TGV, with a direct route from Paris Montparnasse. When you are nearing your destination, make sure to follow the signs for Saint Servan center. From there, head towards the Solidor tower. The street you are looking for, Glorioux, is located 300 meters to the left of the Solidor tower.
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Attractions
- Saint-Malo Old Town: Located just a short distance from Rue du Glorioux, the Saint-Malo Old Town is a historic walled city with cobblestone streets, charming shops, and picturesque buildings. Explore the ancient ramparts, visit the stunning Saint-Malo Cathedral, and enjoy panoramic views of the sea.
- Fort National: Situated on a small tidal island off the coast of Saint-Malo, Fort National is a 17th-century fortress that offers a fascinating glimpse into the city's maritime history. Take a guided tour to learn about its strategic importance and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding coastline.
- Grand Aquarium: A popular family attraction, the Grand Aquarium in Saint-Malo showcases a wide variety of marine life. Explore numerous tanks filled with colorful fish, sharks, and even penguins. Don't miss the opportunity to walk through the Ocean Tunnel, providing an immersive experience with sharks swimming overhead.
- Solidor Tower: Located in the nearby town of Saint-Servan, Solidor Tower is a medieval fortress that houses the International Museum of Cape Horners. Discover the history of sailors who rounded Cape Horn and learn about their daring adventures through interactive exhibits and artifacts.
- Demeure de Corsaire: This charming museum in Saint-Malo allows visitors to step back in time and experience the life of a pirate. Explore the 18th-century privateer's mansion, filled with authentic artifacts, intriguing stories, and interactive displays showcasing the city's connection to piracy.
- Saint-Malo Beaches: Enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches near Rue du Glorioux, including Plage de Bon Secours and Plage du Sillon. Take a leisurely stroll along the promenade, soak up the sun, or try your hand at various water sports such as kayaking, paddleboarding, or sailing.
- Château de Saint-Malo: Located within the walls of the old town, the Château de Saint-Malo is a historic castle that dates back to the 15th century. Although only the exterior can be admired, it offers a stunning backdrop for photos and adds to the overall charm of the city.
- Saint-Malo National Fort: Situated on the island of Petit Bé, the Saint-Malo National Fort is a military fortress built in the 17th century. Accessible by boat during low tide, visitors can explore the fort's underground passages, learn about its strategic importance, and enjoy breathtaking views of the coastline.
- Jacques Cartier Museum: Housed in the childhood home of the famous explorer Jacques Cartier, this museum provides insight into his life and voyages. Exhibits include replicas of his ships, navigational instruments, and artifacts from his journeys to North America. 10. Les Rochers Sculptés: A unique and intriguing attraction, Les Rochers Sculptés is a collection of intricately carved rocks located in Rothéneuf, a suburb of Saint-Malo. Created by a local priest, these sculptures depict various scenes and characters, showcasing the artistic talent and creativity of their creator.