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Historic bridge in Auray

Also called the Priory of Saint-Cado, this 16th century building has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1937 for the chapel and 1945 for the Priory buildings and the two trees in the placitre.

On the bridge, a 180° view from above

The old port of Auray is well worth stopping at for some food, drink and/or ice cream. It has lots of lovely old Breton buildings and has a distinct medieval vibe.

Georges Cadoudal is an emblematic figure of the Breton chouannerie, a civil war which opposed Republicans and Royalists during the French Revolution. After an attempted plot against Napoleon, he was arrested and guillotined in Paris in 1804. His body rests in this mausoleum which bears his name.

A true jewel of the ancient medieval city of Auray, Saint-Goustan is an old trading port. It takes its name from the patron saint of sailors and fishermen. Today, idleness has replaced handling activity. The boaters' skiffs remain at the dock, quietly. Facing the calm waters, cafes and restaurants share an idyllic setting which leaves walkers with memorable memories.

Ideally located on the famous customs officers' path, the town of Auray is an excellent stopover for walkers setting out to discover Brittany. With 14,000 inhabitants, the ancient medieval city has numerous shops and a wide range of accommodation. It is also appreciated for its port, formerly used for commerce, now appreciated by boaters. To the north of the city, a railway station is served by the Vannes-Lorient line.

The Bono suspension bridge offers a magnificent view of the eponymous port and the river it spans.