Historic Cities
Explore Saint-Malo in 1720
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Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction
The Corsair City of Saint-Malo, 1720
Saint-Malo in 1720 sits at the height of its corsair riches: shipowners’ granite mansions crowd the ramparts and the quays roar with prize money and barrels of Newfoundland cod. This walk follows the city from the bay and tide-islands, along Garangeau’s walls and bustling quays, through the cathedral’s pinched lanes and market yards to the open sea beyond the Sillon.
23 scenes, 15 streets, squares and views, 8 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Saint-Malo as it stood in 1720 (“Saint-Malo”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Baie de Saint-Malo
- 2. Fort National
- 3. Grand Bé
- 4. Le Sillon
- 5. Grande Porte
- ↳ Gatehouse Guard Chamber · interior
- 6. Ramparts Walk
- 7. Tour Bidouane
- 8. Château Keep
- ↳ Castle Guardroom · interior
- 9. Les Quais
- ↳ Quayside Tavern · interior
- 10. Cod Fleet Basin
- ↳ Tarred Chandlery · interior
- ↳ Shipwright's Timber Workshop · interior
- 11. La Poissonnerie
- ↳ Weighing Hall · interior
- 12. Cathédrale Saint-Vincent
- ↳ Nave of Saint-Vincent · interior
- 13. Grande Rue
- ↳ Shipowner's Panelled Salon · interior
- 14. Place du Marché
- 15. Salt Meadows