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Sophie And Benoît LaudeAvenue Du Général Patton,
Saint-malo
35400
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Whether you're looking for a short getaway or a longer, peaceful retreat, La Baronnie warmly welcomes you to experience its friendly and authentic atmosphere.Situated in the heart of France's most renowned Corsairs city, our charming 18th century Manor offers a tranquil haven away from the tourist crowds, while still being conveniently close to beaches and the historical center.
Depending on the season, take a leisurely stroll in the park or unwind in the "Grand Salon" by the crackling fireplace. Each of our uniquely decorated bedrooms exudes a timeless charm.
Indulge in a breakfast made with regional delights, including delectable French pastries like croissants and baguettes. Our dedicated young owners, Benoît and Sophie LAUDE, prioritize your well-being and strive to meet your every need.
Passionate about their region, they are eager to provide you with invaluable recommendations on must-see sights and activities.
Unwind and enjoy your stay at La Baronnie.
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- Saint-Malo Old Town: Located within walking distance from Avenue Du Général Patton, the old town of Saint-Malo is a tourist attraction in itself. It is known for its medieval walls, narrow streets, charming shops, and beautiful beaches.
- Fort National: Situated on a small island at the entrance of Saint-Malo's harbor, Fort National is a historic fortress offering stunning views of the coastline. Visitors can explore the fort's interior and learn about its role in defending the city.
- Grand Aquarium: A short drive from Avenue Du Général Patton, the Grand Aquarium is a must-visit for marine life enthusiasts. It houses a vast collection of sea creatures, including sharks, turtles, and colorful fish. The aquarium also features interactive exhibits and a panoramic underwater tunnel.
- Solidor Tower: Located in the nearby town of Saint-Servan, Solidor Tower is a 14th-century fortress that now serves as a maritime museum. Visitors can admire the panoramic views from the top of the tower and learn about the region's maritime history.
- Château de Saint-Malo: Situated at the heart of the old town, the Château de Saint-Malo is a historic castle-turned-museum. It showcases various artifacts, models, and exhibitions depicting the city's past. The castle's ramparts offer fantastic views of Saint-Malo and the surrounding coastline.
- Dinard: Just a short ferry ride away from Saint-Malo, the town of Dinard is known for its elegant Belle Époque architecture and beautiful sandy beaches. Visitors can explore the charming streets, relax on the promenade, or visit the Casino Barrière.
- Mont Saint-Michel: Although a bit further from Saint-Malo (about an hour's drive), Mont Saint-Michel is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of France's most iconic attractions. This medieval abbey sits atop a rocky island and is surrounded by vast tidal flats. Visitors can take a guided tour to learn about its history and enjoy breathtaking views.
- Cancale: Known as the "oyster capital" of Brittany, Cancale is a picturesque coastal town famous for its fresh seafood. Visitors can enjoy a delightful stroll along the harbor, indulge in freshly shucked oysters, or take a boat tour to explore the nearby oyster beds.
- Cap Fréhel: Located about an hour's drive from Saint-Malo, Cap Fréhel is a dramatic cliff formation and nature reserve. It offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline, lighthouses, and abundant birdlife. Hiking trails allow visitors to explore the area's stunning natural beauty. 10. Cobac Parc: A fun-filled attraction for families, Cobac Parc is an amusement park located in Lanhélin, just a short drive from Saint-Malo. The park features a variety of rides, water slides, mini-golf, and other entertaining activities suitable for all ages.