The Walls of Saint-Malo

After eating and tiring from walking the streets of St Malo with its innumerable shops and restaurants and visiting the most important parts of the city, we needed some fresh air and a little more of a relaxed activity. We decided to take a walk around the top of the walls. Seven feet thick and two miles long, the walls are in excellent condition. There was a beautiful sea breeze on this cloudy day and from this level, we were able to see another perspective of the buildings, beaches and forts in the city. In short, a highly recommended walk.

The city is situated on the inside walls of Saint Malo called "Intramuros" since it is within two miles of the wall that is still in perfect condition after more than 700 years. Of the 8 entrances to the city, Saint Vincent is the main one. There, inside the walls that defended the neighbors of the invaders, the clock seems to have stopped, for a number of reasons. It has cobbled streets and granite houses that are elegant. They have wooden taverns and ancient ovens. This, along with elements that bring us back to the XXI century: Restaurants, trendy shops, banks, postal service, and souvenir