Saint-Malo is famous for its Corsair City, synonymous with adventure, travel and dreams. Named by Vauban "chief engineer and director of the fortifications of Saint-Malo", Garangeau built the citadel on a rock in the middle of the sea. A must-see French port in the 17th and 18th centuries, Saint-Malo became the cradle of privateers and large men. Climb the ramparts of Saint-Malo, 1754 meters long and soak up the unofficial motto "Ni français, ni breton, malouin suis".

Group limited to 35 people. Visit in French. Duration of the visit: 1h30.