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The Customs House offers breathtaking views of the rugged Piriac coastline. Perfect for a contemplative break or a hike along the coastal paths. Access is easy, and the atmosphere is both wild and peaceful. A must-see for lovers of the sea and unspoiled landscapes!

The area within the city walls is very nice; don't hesitate to try a galette at Chien Assi, it's amazing!!!

There are several oyster bars around the bridge, the nicest of which is right at the foot of the bridge by the water. Highly recommended!

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Pretty, traditional houses with blue shutters, very well maintained.

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Piriac-sur-Mer is a village of character in the Pays de Guérande. It is worth a visit for its port, one of the largest in the area, its beaches and its pretty little streets.

Created in 1791, the path was patrolled by customs officers – hence its name – tasked with preventing any smuggling. To keep an eye on trafficking and looting of wrecks, they crisscrossed the coasts night and day, whatever the weather. Having fallen into disuse at the beginning of the 20th century, the path was given a second lease of life in 1968, when a few enthusiasts decided to turn it into a hiking trail. It was near Lannion that the famous white and red markings that mark the route appeared: the GR® 34 was born.