The Château de Josselin is a two-faced building whose architectural details tell a thousand-year-old story. Standing on a rocky outcrop, it overlooks the Oust valley. On the river side, an …
Erected at the beginning of the 11th century, the Château de Josselin was once just a simple wooden building. Rebuilt and extended over the centuries, it was modernized by the …
From this point, you have a superb view of the Josselin castle.
There are opportunities for free and guided tours. The annual closure is from November 1 to April 8. …
The castle's imposing towers are reflected in the River Oust. Owned by the Rohan family, one of the oldest families in Brittany, it is the symbol of this pretty town. …
The castle of Trédion which is more a manor than a real castle belonged to the Duchy of Brittany. The Dukes of Brittany came to hunt there because a large …
Beautifully restored half-timbered houses in this well-preserved medieval town. It has a very laid-back atmosphere and small alleys best done on foot or bike; cars fortunately stay mostly out. Garlands and flags often dress the entrance to the old palace
During the canalization of the Oust, several places, with wide steps, served until the beginning of the 20th century as public wash houses, which have almost all disappeared. This covered, …