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very interesting although a tourist hotspot

Concarneau is a very beautiful town with a great market. There is a circular trail following in the footsteps of Inspector Dupin.

Variety of landscapes easy to practice and the roads are little used by motorists so very pleasant for cyclists

The paths through the swamp area are very idyllic and easy to navigate on foot or by bike. They are not ideal for a racing bike, but they are still rideable.

Located in the town of Trégunc, the tip of Trévignon is wild and offers a beautiful view. It is home to Château Artaud, named after its first owners. It was built in the 19th century in a Scottish style. It is private and cannot be visited.

With the Ville Close, Concarneau is a must during a holiday in Brittany. The many small shops with original art items, as well as the cafes and creperies invite you to visit. The new part of Concarneau is also worth seeing, especially the area near the Port de la Croix.

This charming town is a real postcard cliché. Between its old stones, the previously tumultuous Aven River becomes the calm estuary which flows into the ocean. Small in size, big in ambition, Pont-Aven is renowned for its fourteen mills still in operation. Also, famous painters like Gauguin took up residence there. Located on the iconic customs officers’ path, the town offers itinerant walkers a wide range of shops and services. A bus line goes to Quimper several times a day.