Located not far from the Chateaubriand, a hotel built in 1886, Fort National is one of the most emblematic monuments on Brittany's north coast. Erected in 1689, on the orders of Louis XIV, by military architect Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban and his engineer Siméon Garangeau, Fort National offers an exceptional panorama. The view over the bay and the old town encourages many curious visitors to stop off here during their stay in Brittany.

Located not far from the Chateaubriand, a St-Malo intra muros hotel built in 1886, Fort National is an emblematic monument on Brittany's north coast. Built in 1689, on the orders of Louis XIV, by military architect Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban and his engineer Siméon Garangeau, Fort National offers an exceptional panorama. The view over the bay and the old town encourages many curious visitors to stop off here during their stay in Brittany.

A MYTHICAL PLACE JUST A STONE'S THROW FROM THE CORSAIR CITY

Located just a few minutes from the Hôtel France & Chateaubriand, one of Saint-Malo's most refined establishments, Fort National invites you to immerse yourself in the history of the corsair city in an atmosphere worthy of the greatest romantic films. Indeed, if you stray a little from the old town, you'll have the opportunity to walk to this emblematic site during low tide. If the view from your Saint-Malo hotel room looks out over the bay, you can watch for the French flag being raised in the distance before venturing out onto the wide beach of Brittany's most charming town. There's no better way to enjoy a romantic holiday! After your visit, you can enjoy a meal in our hotel restaurant in Saint-Malo, which serves typical local cuisine.

MUST-DO ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG AND OLD

Whether you decide to take a guided tour - exploring the underground passages of the iconic fortress's two enclosures - or simply enjoy the view and spend some quality time with your loved ones or family, Fort National will turn your stay in Saint-Malo into a sweet dream. This landmark steeped in history has already been used as a location for several films: Paul Mesnier's Le Septième Jour de Saint-Malo (1960), Claude Chabrol's Au cœur du mensonge (1999) and Lionel Bailliu's recent Meurtres à Saint-Malo all used the Fort National as a setting! So, for a weekend in Saint-Malo, you have the chance to become the protagonists of your own film, your own story - and Fort National is there to help!