Saint-Malo is a historic port city located in Brittany, France. It is known for its well-preserved medieval walls and charming old town, which features narrow cobblestone streets and traditional granite buildings. The city has a rich maritime history and was once a stronghold for privateers, earning it the nickname "the Corsair City." The city is situated on the English Channel and is famous for its tidal variations, which can expose vast stretches of beach during low tide. Saint-Malo is also home to the Saint-Malo Cathedral, a notable landmark, and serves as a gateway to the nearby Îles de Saint-Malo.