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Rennes is a rail gateway from Paris. Continue by rail to Saint-Malo; rural coastlines need further planning.
Recurring cultural and folkloric traditions, followed by events announced for the next three months (30 September 2026 to 30 December 2026).
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The 48th edition presents new and emerging music across the city and festival venues.
Local meaning: Since 1979, the festival has built a reputation for introducing audiences to emerging artists and new sounds.
Audience: General public; concert tickets and passes
Usual attendance: Attendance varies by year; the organiser does not state one comparable total on the event page.
Photos are credited destination images used to illustrate the location, not documentary photos of the events. Attendance figures appear only when organisers publish them. Dates, access and tickets can change.
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The early chapters evoke Saint-Malo, Combourg and a Breton childhood.
Filmed around Dinard, Saint-Lunaire and Saint-Malo.
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Painted in Pont-Aven; the work belongs to the National Galleries of Scotland, not a local museum.
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A savoury buckwheat galette, followed by a crêpe if you wish.
A soft cheese from the wider western French tradition; ask local producers for seasonal variations.
Cider is the natural starting point here; the Muscadet vineyards around Nantes form a separate Loire wine itinerary.
Lambig is a cider eau-de-vie; Brittany also has whisky distilleries.
6 rue de l’Orme, Saint-Malo
Buckwheat galettes and a cider-focused offering inside the city walls.
Restaurant details ↗11 rue Jacques Cartier, Saint-Malo
A crêperie and bistro inside the old town walls.
Restaurant details ↗3 quai Solidor, Saint-Malo
A crêperie facing the Solidor harbour; seasonal hours apply.
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