Saint-Vincent Cathedral of Saint-Malo Review

CathédraleSaint-VincentdeSaint-Malo St. Marlow St. Vincent Cathedral is located in the center of the old city. It is simple and solemn. It was built from the 12th to 18th centuries and is a landmark building in St. Marlow. It was damaged during World War II and was later rebuilt in retro. The stained glass windows are very beautiful. There is a tiled plaque in the middle of the middle of the nave floor. French explorer Jacques • Cartier JacquesCartier received the blessing of Bishop San Marlowe here before heading to the North American colony. Opening hours 9:30-18:00. 20 minutes walk from the train station.

The Vincent Cathedral is really beautiful and I like to travel here. Its beauty comes from its own on the one hand and from the scenery around it on the other. This church has a long history and it is really great to come here.

It is calm, serene, simple and thick. In it, all impetuousness will disappear. Perhaps only such tranquility can make the priests dive into practice, only such affinity is enough to attract the believers of all sides to the mountain pilgrimage regardless of the danger of being swallowed by quicksand and swept away by the tide.

I am absolutely impressed by the designer of this church, whose design style is incredibly unique

The cathedral is beautifully built and beautiful, and there are many people coming to worship