Saint-Vincent Cathedral of Saint-Malo

The Saint-Vincent Cathedral was built in the 11th century and completed in the 18th century. In the 19th century, a hollow spire was added to the Saint-Vincent Cathedral. Above the basilica of the church is a very protruding pointed dome in the style of Ange. The basilica built in the 13th century forms a sharp contrast with the altar, and the beautiful stained glass designed by Jean LeMoal The decoration here is very beautiful, and the sun shines into the main hall from there. The stained glass in the side aisle was designed by Max Ingrand and is mainly in cool tones. The stained glass in the transept is a bit weaker than the side aisles. The Cathedral of St. Vincent was badly damaged by artillery fire in 1944. If the narrow streets are blocked, people can successfully evacuate through 17th-century escape hatches. You can walk around the city wall, the whole circle is about 2 kilometers away, including the main city gate, there are several free entrances on the city wall. Looking north along the walls, you can see Fort National.