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Built in the 15th century on an exceptional site at the bottom of a ria, on the Rance river, this tidal mill stopped working in the 1920s.
Monuments
Discover the monuments of the Emerald Coast in Brittany.
During your holiday, explore the monuments of Dinard and the Emerald Coast and its surroundings.
Discover their fascinating history and remarkable architecture. From the famous villa “Les Roches Brunes” to the forts in the Bay of Saint-Malo, each site reveals a rich and varied heritage. Delve into the region’s architectural treasures, such as the Malouinières or castles, offering spectacular sea views.
Don’t miss the timeless charm of the Belle Époque villas scattered along the coast, a testament to the glamorous past of this seaside resort. As you wander through these monuments, you journey through time, discovering the influences that shaped this beloved destination. Immerse yourself in the architectural beauty and vibrant history of Dinard and its surroundings for a truly memorable experience in the heart of Brittany.
Depending on your preferences, enjoy guided tours for a comprehensive experience with a guide. Or explore freely to uncover the many facets of these historic sites.
Enjoy your visit!
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Erquy
Château de Bienassis
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Plédéliac
Château de la Hunaudaye
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Plévenon
Château de La Roche Goyon ou Fort La Latte
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Le Quiou
Château de Hac
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Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer
Abbaye de Saint-Jacut de la Mer
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Combourg
Château de Combourg
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Saint-Malo
Fort du Petit Bé
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Saint-Malo
Malouinière de La Chipaudière
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Saint-Coulomb
Malouinière de la Ville Bague
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Listed historical monument. Château de Bienassis is a 15th and 17th century stately home with a forest, a French garden, a vegetable garden, a main courtyard and a furnished interior.
800 years of History close to hand. Beautiful example of medieval architecture, testimony of Brittany’s heritage
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Perched on its rocky islets and bordered by the sea, Château de la Roche Goyon is a Breton medieval gem.
Spanning 600 years of history and having been completely restored, this castle, still inhabited, will amaze you with its furniture from different eras and its gallant gardens.
A monastery founded by Saint Jacut in the 5th century, the Abbey was a major political and spiritual centre.
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The castle’s construction started at the 12th century in order to defend Dol’s cathedral and Brittany’s independence. French writer and politician François-René de Chateaubriand spend his childhood there.
Built by Vauban in the 17th century, last defence before the city walls.
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Listed as a Private Historic Monument, this superb country house was built in 1710 for our ancestor Magon de La Lande, one of Saint Malo’s leading shipowners.
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MALOUINIÈRE – In 1710, La Ville Bague was built by Guillaume EON, born of a rich ship-owner family from Saint-Malo.
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The Côte d’Émeraude, in northern Brittany, is a treasure trove of historical monuments. You can start by visiting the castles built in the hinterland. Then, explore the impressive coastal forts, such as the Fort National in Saint-Malo, which is accessible at low tide, and the Fort du Petit Bé.
Additionally, don’t miss the Malouinières, the elegant homes of shipowners. The Malouinière de la Ville Bague in Saint-Coulomb features beautiful French gardens. While the Malouinière de la Chipaudière in Saint-Malo stands out for its refinement and sumptuous interiors.
In conclusion, the Côte d’Émeraude combines history and natural beauty. Each monument tells a unique and fascinating story. Enjoy this region for an enriching and unforgettable journey. Plan your visit now and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of Brittany.
