Attractions in Finistère

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.

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.

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

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

Today, the port of Morlaix is a pretty little marina with around 200 berths.
In the Middle Ages, this port was a strategic port for trade in Brittany, but this … read more

The foundations of the former cathedral are 12th century; the nave, aisles, facade and towers were built in the 13th and 14th centuries; the side chapels, the choir and the … read more

Île-Tudy, located on a peninsula facing Loctudy at the mouth of the Rivière de Pont-l'Abbé, is a charming former fishing village. The village owes its name to the Irish monk … read more

Its name, Phare d'Eckmühl, owes its name to the lighthouse of the Marquise Adélaïde-Louise d 'Eckmühl de Blocqueville, who in her will had decided to build a lighthouse in Brittany … read more

Interesting coastal point - there is a lot to see here. Traces of the 2nd WW, lighthouses and abbey ruins.

This place is a tip in all weather conditions. In fog, it seems almost mystical and mysterious, in sunshine, the beach lures to a visit. On the beach you can … read more

By bike, you can take the Point du Raz to the Sémaphore. At the visitor center, keep north / right and just take the shuttle bus route. At Sémaphore you … read more

The city of Quimper is one of the most beautiful towns in Brittany. Its Saint-Corentin cathedral dominates the old town.
Three centuries were needed to build this edifice. It is … read more

Ménez Hom is a mountain located in Brittany, in the Finistère department, in the Cornouaille region, between Aulne and Porzay, on the territory of the municipalities of Plomodiern, Saint-Nic, Trégarvan … read more

Impressive memorial amidst bizarre rocks

The Cap de la Chèvre (or Beg penn ar roz in Breton) is the southern cape of the Crozon peninsula, in western Brittany. Oriented towards the south, this cape faces … read more

One of the most touristic places in the area. Fishing village renovated into an ecomuseum. Places of local culture. Beautiful view of the sea and its unusual rocks placed on … read more

La pointe de la Torche (Beg to Dorchenn, de son nom breton) and a presqu'île naturelle barrant l'extrémité sud-est de la baie d'Audierne, sur la commune de Plomeur, en pays … read more

Very nice coastal path with great views.

Roscoff is classified among the small towns of character. Besides its pretty historic center, the town is known for its cultivation of pink onions that locals used to sell in … read more

In Tréguennec, in den Dünen von Prat-ar-C'hastel, nur wenige hundert Schritte vom Meer entfernt, steht eine gewaltige, 8,25 Meter hohe, zwei Meter dicke und 195 Meter lange Betonmauer, und ihr … read more