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Beautiful medieval castle. The main building is more recent. As a side note, the Isac River fed the castle's imposing moats, now dry, before being channeled to the current marina.

Indeed, it is very beautiful.

The “Blue Hole” brings together three old granite quarries, at a place called “La Garenne”, on the road to Donges. They were formerly located on the banks of the Loire. They filled naturally with water after their operation ended in 1980. Its name is due to the blue color of the water.

Nowadays they are hardly in use in their original function, but are merely technical-historical monuments of a long tradition of craftsmanship: solely using the power of the wind as driving energy, the heavy millstones inside were moved and, for example, grains of grain were ground into flour (so-called grain mills ) or the oil is pressed from (e.g. olive) fruits (so-called oil mills). These old windmills are the best evidence that people were clever enough to harness the power of the wind centuries ago - long before the discovery of electricity and the resulting inventions.

Built in 1855, the Maison du Port housed a café and a hotel, at a time when, thanks to the development of the port, it was frequented by seafarers.

Located at the exit of the town of Blain, just next to the Nantes-Brest canal, this old medieval fortress invites you to walk in the footsteps of its prestigious guests such as the King of France Henry II, Queen Catherine de Medici or Duchess Anne of Brittany.

The Lac de la Vallée Mabille is an ideal place to run. The tracks are impeccable thanks in particular to the GR3 which runs along its banks.

Lac de la Vallée Mabille, more commonly known as Lac de Savenay, is a beautiful body of water located at the eastern entrance to the town of Savenay. Artificial, the lake hosts many activities on its shores: a swimming pool, a campsite, a leisure park, a golf course and a hotel-restaurant. Very famous among the locals, this little green setting is also a delight for long-distance hikers. Indeed, the iconic GR 3 meanders along its banks.