Hi from Brittany.
600 million years ago there was a strong volcanic activity (oldest in Europe). 300 million years ago in Brittany, the altitude was estimated at 8000m (26,246 ft or 4.97 miles). This is why we find lots of different rocks there (granite, schist, ...).

it's my home. i live 60km of St Malo and Mont St Michel

This is just a small part of Brittany; there's more to it than just the Breton coast, and the inland areas are just as interesting and beautiful to visit. Like Brocéliande, with its majestic forest, its legends and many other places to discover...

The castle you see in Cap Fréhel is "Fort La Latte". Very nice castle, with an amazing keep at its center, and in fact worldwide famous because it was used in the 1958 movie "The Vikings", with Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis. In fact, the final duel took place on the stone roof of the keep, which resulted in an iconic and breathtaking scene with this magnificent natural panorama.

Pour le mont saint -Michel c’était à la base une colline rocheuse

Between the mont saint Michel and Saint Malo, there is Cancale, famous for the oysters. It's where i live.

This is a second time he doesn't know what ramparts are. They are even in his national anthem, "O'er the ramparts we watched". What does he think that means?

Omg, the number of times the narrator of the video said "picturesque" 😂

French chateaux were originally built for defence but gradually as their effectiveness waned  because of the introduction of cannons and internal wars stopped they became a way of impressing your contempories with your power and wealth.  These tend to be known as the Renaissance Chateaux.

the pink flower seems to be heather (google translation...), "bruyère" in French.

very old houses were usually built in wood, and wood burned, or was replaced by newer houses.

Il y a les villes portuaires qui sont magnifiques,mais il y a dans les terre intérieures de magnifiques villes et villages ❤

En Bretagne il y a beaucoup de croix en pierre que l on appelle aussi " calvaire" ,les derniers dates du début du 20 ème siècle.❤

Concerning Mont Saint Michel, initially there was this rocky promontory in the middle of the bay, it was already remarkable in itself. Then a small chapel was built there more than 1000 years ago, then the monks rebuilt larger, traders and other artisans came to settle on the mountain which, due to its exceptional location, was naturally protected from British attacks. Mont Saint Michel has never been conquered. If you know the Lord of the Rings, here is an anecdote: JRR Tolkien was inspired by Mont Saint Michel to imagine his Minas Tirith.

Hi ! Ramparts are the high fortified walls that surround medieval towns.

Dont forget city of Guérande and the famous salt

Hi dude.
I come from Rennes in Brittany. Rennes is at 45 minutes of Saint-Malo, this is a beautiful city of corsairs, with wonderful sight on the sea !

The coastline is beautiful in Brittany, and it's the subject of this video, but not only the interest of the region.

I lived in Vannes and my brother was born in this city

On the screen with the statue, you can see the Rance Dam in the background. One of the  rare tidal barrages in the world