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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 shared garden. It features a spacious living room with a dining area and lounge, which includes a sofa that can accommodate two additional guests. The equipped kitchen opens up to the living room, while a hallway leads to the bedroom with a comfortable bed measuring 160x200. The apartment has been completely renovated and furnished with new furniture.Please note that the minimum rental period is one week. The price ranges from 350 to 550 per week, depending on the season and electricity consumption during the heating period. Additionally, local taxes are included in the price and the beds will be made prior to your arrival. Linens for the bathroom and kitchen will also be provided. If needed, we can also provide a baby cot, high chair, and bath upon request.
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Directions
To get here, you can take one of the four North/South routes (Saint Malo/Rennes). Alternatively, you can arrive by TGV train, with a direct route from Paris Montparnasse. As you approach the destination, make sure to head towards the center of Saint Servan. From there, continue towards the Solidor tower. The street you're 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, Saint-Malo Old Town is a historic walled city with charming cobblestone streets, picturesque architecture, and stunning views of the sea. Explore the ancient fortifications, visit the Cathedral of Saint-Vincent, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the many cafés, restaurants, and shops.
- Fort National: Situated on a rocky island at the entrance of Saint-Malo's harbor, Fort National is a 17th-century fortress offering panoramic views of the coastline. Take a guided tour to learn about its military history and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Access to the fort is limited during high tide, so it's advisable to check the tide times before visiting.
- Grand Aquarium: Located just outside Saint-Malo, the Grand Aquarium is an impressive marine life exhibition that offers an immersive experience for all ages. Discover a variety of marine species, including sharks, rays, turtles, and colorful fish, as you explore the different themed zones. The aquarium also features interactive displays and a touch tank for a hands-on experience.
- Solidor Tower: Situated in the nearby town of Saint-Servan, Solidor Tower is a historical monument overlooking the Rance estuary. This medieval tower houses the Museum of Cape Horners, which exhibits artifacts and stories related to the journeys of sailors who sailed around Cape Horn. Enjoy the stunning views from the top of the tower and learn about the area's maritime history.
- Fort du Petit Bé: Located on an islet just off the coast of Saint-Malo, Fort du Petit Bé is a 17th-century fortress that protected the city from potential invaders. Take a guided tour to explore the underground passages, artillery casemates, and enjoy the breathtaking views of the surrounding sea and Saint-Malo. Access to the fort is limited during high tide, so plan your visit accordingly.
- Aleth's Rock: Situated at the eastern end of Saint-Malo, Aleth's Rock is a historical site that offers beautiful panoramic views. Explore the ruins of the ancient Gallo-Roman city of Aleth, visit the Chapel of Saint-Aaron, and enjoy a peaceful walk along the cliffside promenade. The area is also ideal for picnics and relaxation.
- Solidor Tower of Saint-Malo: Located within Saint-Malo's old town, the Solidor Tower is a medieval fortress that houses the International Museum of Long-Cours Cap-Horniers. Discover the fascinating history of sailors who navigated the treacherous Cape Horn and explore the museum's collection of ship models, navigational instruments, and maritime artifacts. The tower also provides scenic views of the harbor and estuary.
- Grand Bé: This small island, accessible during low tide, is located just off the coast of Saint-Malo. Walk across the exposed seabed to reach Grand Bé, where you can explore the tomb of the famous French writer Chateaubriand. Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, scenic views of Saint-Malo, and the opportunity to observe various seabirds. These attractions offer a mix of historical, cultural, and natural experiences, ensuring that visitors to Rue du Glorioux and Saint Malo have a memorable time exploring the area.