20의 란다울가지 명소 & 주요 장소

항구는 그림 같습니다. 아름다운 상점과 레스토랑이 머물고 싶게 만듭니다.

Always a pleasant and truly distinctive place to visit, with its basilica and religious buildings.

Not recommended in rainy or wet weather, as the wooden structures turn into an ice rink. Cycling is a disaster; even at very slow speeds, my hips suffered a severe setback. The cycle route turns into a trap, thanks to the designers. It's beautiful, but completely unsuitable for bicycles.

A major place of pilgrimage in Brittany. Basilica, Scala Sancta, cloister and monument of the Count of Chambord

237 metres long, the Lorois bridge is the only road that connects Belz and Plouhinec without having to go around the Ria d'Étel.

After Lourdes and Lisieux, this is the third largest pilgrimage site in France and the most important in Brittany. A farmer experienced apparitions of St. Anne and was commissioned to rebuild a chapel from the 6th century. However, no remains of it remained. While searching his fields, he discovered old graves and a statue of St. Anne. This was the starting point for an important pilgrimage! Unfortunately, almost everything was destroyed during the French Revolution, so that only a small part of the old image is integrated into the new statue.

Attention !!! There is no cycle path on the Lorois bridge… On each side of the bridge there are sidewalks.

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.