Malouinière de la Ville Bague

Historical sites and monuments
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Malouinière

La Ville Bague, 35350 Saint-Coulomb

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Private Historic Monument from the 18th century, located 10 minutes from Saint-Malo. Shipowner's residence, built in 1710 by Garangeau, architect of Vauban, for the Eon de la Villebague family. 17th century chapel and dovecote, 18th century pool, 4 hectare walled park. Visit to the interiors of the Malouinière, collection of privateer weapons and period furniture, tableware. NEW! DISCOVER OUR PRESTIGE TOURS: BREAKFAST OR COCKTAIL RECEPTION AND DISCOVER THE FLOORS In addition to the traditional guided tour, we invite you to spend a special moment at the Malouinière exploring its floors. Your experience will begin with a welcome breakfast (Tuesday or Friday morning) or a cocktail reception (Saturday evening) with your guide. After visiting the chapel, the dovecote, and the reception rooms, you will discover rooms usually closed to visitors: the former apartments of the shipowner and his family, now inhabited by the owners. Then, the second floor will open its doors for a visit to a veritable small maritime museum. Tours are available Tuesday and Friday mornings from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm and Saturday evenings from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm. (Maximum 15 people per group) Reservations required