Cathedrals are always worth seeing, I think, as a civic focus-point. Beyond that, this one was not special. Perhaps the absence of any explanatory material contributed to this void. More

Was in Northen part of France late April in the Loire Valley and pass-by Saint Malo. What a wonderful discovery. Nice walled city to walk through with many restuarants that serve very good sea food. Told a walk along the wall and found this lovely fortress away from the shore outside the wall city that can only be reached during... More

We paid a quick visit to the cathedral which was largely reconstructed after the war. The reconstruction work was excellent. Aside from a beautiful altar, it did not seem particularly outstanding to me after seeing many French cathedrals and churches but I was intrigued by the candy store that was tucked into the corner of the building. An interesting intersection... More

beautiful quiet serene place to sit and say a few prayers or ask for healing or just to sit and say thank you. We always light a candle and and leave feeling much better than when we arrived. More

I was researching the reconstruction of St-Malo after being destroyed in WWII and Jacques Cartier. Everything I sought was there. Only difficulty was the lack of English in the gift shop. More

Dating back to the 12th century, St Vincent Cathedral is a mix of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Severely damaged in 1944, it is now completely restored. Located in the heart of this walled city, it is easily located by its spire. More

We weren't even going to go inside - you know, how many French cathedrals can you visit - until, wafting out through the doors, we heard the beautiful sound of the organ playing. If you get the chance to sit in that lovely Cathedral (and the alter is SUPERB) and listen to the organ, don't miss it. More

Expected a rebuilt medium sized cathedral with a lot packed into a hybrid seventeenth/mid twentieth century building but that's not how it came across. Quiet mid morning (midweek mid November) with only one other person there. Fairly dark, unlit interior with most light from the modern but simple stained glass in the large eastern windows, some figurative windows to the... More

When you walk in, you can not but taken aback by the history and tribulations that must be part of the history of this magnificant house of prayer. Be sure to walk about and read all the plaques. If you can, be sure to attend service there, More