Attractions in Brittany

Great lighthouse - nice in the evenings when the evening sun meets the reddish rocks of the rocks and the lighthouse.

No trekking poles are required for the tour, and some are even explicitly forbidden. There are only a few shady sections, so take good care of the sun. We did … read more

Beautiful lighthouse with green tip - for a fee, the interior can be visited - but not the tower.

The point please a great view of the cliffs with a lighthouse and lying in front Il de Sein. Round trip on the coast is definitely worth it. Attention in the summer of course ultra many people there.

Beautiful the way along the rocks.

The house is great. It is in a protected area; one cannot leave the path. The house is privately owned, as is the route to it. Barrier closed. So you … read more

Pointe de Pen Hir and the Tas de Pois are emblematic of the Crozon peninsula. When the sun shines, enjoy its turquoise waters. When the wind blows, the rushing currents and waves crashing on the rocks are an awe-inspiring sight.

Here you can see the currents in the water. The passing boats and especially the catamarans are super fast and are pulled out of the water with a pontoon if the wind is right.

The very pretty Breton medieval town of Dinan is located on the banks of the La Rance river and is made up of an upper town and a lower town. … read more

The Fort National was built at the end of the 17th century on a small fortified island of Saint-Malo, designed by Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban, known as the «fortress … read more

Amazing views

Very nice coastal path with great views. It is also worth to visit the small town of Rostudel.

Magnificent little river port very photogenic. There are a few terraces for eating or having a drink by the water.

Dozens of windmills once lined the coastline of Mont-Saint-Michel bay. Very few are still functional today. The Moulin de la Saline is an exception. It is open to visitors.

Great castle - beautifully decorated with historical "accessories" - I also saw a small tour in a historical garb. Many visitors connect the fort with a hike along the coast to Cap Frehel.

Absolute recommendation - a circumnavigation of the city on top of the city wall - is free - you can leave the wall in several places and go to the old town or the beach.

Unmissable site of the region, you can leave from here and stroll along the towpath or in the small woods nearby. If you go up the Vilaine you can cross … read more

Great view from the cap back to the lighthouses

The modern town of Concarneau was built near the walled city, which is the old walled town surrounded by fortifications. Suburbs developed little by little on the mainland near this … read more

The chapel dates back to the 11th century. The patron saint, Sainte Anne, was also the patron saint of one of the most formidable embarkation projects of the day, the … read more