シャトーヌフ・デイル・エット・ヴィレーヌのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The bridge is closed to car traffic until 2028, but passage is still possible on foot or by bicycle.

No, this is not a place to try out your new bike...

An ice cream after the Tower? This is where we should eat...

In summer there is a festival here with old crafts, Breton dancing and delicious regional food.

In addition, there is a small bookstore with its very welcoming garden

One of the most beautiful and authentic villages in the Saint-Malo region.

Pointe du Puits, located on the coast of the Crozon peninsula in Brittany, offers an exceptional panorama of the Atlantic Ocean and the jagged cliffs. Accessible after a short hike, this wild and preserved site is perfect for lovers of nature and wide open spaces. The view extends over the turquoise waters and the secret coves below, offering a breathtaking spectacle, particularly at sunset. The coastal paths invite you to explore, between heather-covered moors and maritime scents.

Its construction began in 1879. It was intended for the passage of a railway line linking Brittany to Normandy. At a height of 32 meters and suspended between the support points for 96 meters, the original viaduct weighed approximately 1000 tonnes. Bombed in June 1944 by the Allies, it still remained standing. It was German troops who finally blew it up on August 2, 1944. The bridge was rebuilt on August 4, 1949 by the Coignet company. On June 20, 1950, its strength was tested by 4 locomotives of 180 tons each. (valderance.free.fr & saintsamson.chez.com)