PRACTICAL
SAINT-MALO
This region between Brittany and Normandy is rich in maritime landscapes on the Atlantic, an exceptional patrimony (e.g. Mont-Saint-Michel) and has been at the heart of history, during the 2nd World War, for Christian pilgrimages, the epic of pirates…
Its heritage is rich and varied: the ramparts, the castle, the shipowners’ houses and the cathedral, ramparts, beaches and coastal paths, the Grand Bé islet, the castle, Saint-Vincent Cathedral…

… Chateaubriand’s tomb can be reached at low tide from Bon-Secours beach, Duchesse Anne’s house and the House of Poets and Writers, Saint-Sauveur Chapel, Shipowners’ houses, in the footsteps of Marie-Laure…
ACCESS
- Saint-Malo is easily accessible from Paris (Montparnasse Station) by High-speed line, in 2h15 or 2h30 – https://www.sncf-connect.com/en-en/
- By bus: https://www.flixbus.ie/coach/saint-malo or https://www.blablacar.co.uk/bus
- By car (Rennes- Saint-Malo : 45 minutes / Paris-Saint-Malo : 4h / Nantes -Saint-Malo : 2h / Brest-Saint-Malo : 2h30…)
- By the sea: Saint-Malo / Great Britain, direct and regular connections to Portsmouth: https://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk/
- By plane via Rennes Airport: https://www.rennes.aeroport.fr/en
VENUE
The venue will be the Palais du Grand Large, the Conference center, located in the immediate vicinity of the city.

ACCOMMODATION
There are a number of options for accommodation near to the conference venue depending on your preference and budget, ranging from 5-star to 2-star hotels.
Early booking is highly recommended.
You will find here (in the next few days) a link for your booking, handled by the venue, Palais du Grand Large and partner hotels.