Maison de la culture Brittany

Read: The Jeanne of Jeanne De Broc (2007, Cité Presses de la Cité).

This interpretation centre in the heart of a th century canvas merchant, invites you to discover a blue flower with many facets: flax. It traces the story of the famous «Paintings Vishnu», which made the fame of Brittany from the th to the th century during a museum pathway. This house of the Canvases is the first step in several heritage discovery circuits: the Flax Route.

This information centre, documentation and permanent exhibition on flora and fauna around the dunes and ponds of Trévignon, made famous by Jean Rostand, will advise you on the different walks to make and on the sites to visit. Naturalist tours are organised all year round.

A beautiful bourgeois house dating back to about 1550, with temporary exhibitions dedicated to Brittany. Besides, probably the oldest house in the city, old store having kept its stone stalls.

In a vast area of 625 hectares, on the shores of Saint-Vio Pond, the house of Audierne bay is in fact a centre of documentation and exposure on the coast, nature and art of the region in all its forms. The Littoral Conservatory and the Bigouden Country Promotion Association want to be the custodians of this ecological environment by conserving and increasing the biological interests of the natural site. Through a naturalist hike, accessible to everyone, you discover the riches of this protected mosaic environment. Provide binoculars - possibility to rent on site. Several thematic and naturalist exhibitions, a video room, an observatory, a slide show, a field laboratory, a banding station, a shop are the entire house.

Since their installation some time ago, the eight windmills of Goulien have always fascinated and intrigued as adults and children. A centre for entertaining and scientific interpretation, the Maison du Vent invites to discover the wind in all its aspects, from music to technology, from poetry to science, through a museum pathway entitled "At the Wind School". Vane, anemometer, flag, drawings, air currents, diffusion of spray odours and sound fittings are part of the understanding of wind, windy and energy production.

The Moors are a natural site of Brittany. The house of La Tourbière is dedicated to offering you exhibitions, visits, animations or simply information on the site, which includes many plant and animal species such as the water clover or the Mulassiers horses of Poitou.

Menhirs, dolmens, mounds or tumuli? To find out, visit the Maison Mégalithes et Landes, with its Neolithic museography and temporary exhibitions. You'll then have all the keys you need to explore the Saint-Just megalithic site, with its dozens of prehistoric monuments towering into the sky and scattered across the moor. An interpretation trail has been laid out on the site. Educational events are organized on a regular basis.

The Maison de la Baie is a discovery center that provides a better understanding of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel. The permanent exhibition offers a fascinating insight into local mussel farming, with outings in the "mytili-mobile" to visit the mussel and oyster beds. Walking tours of 4 to 6 hours allow visitors to discover the coastal landscapes of the bay. Educational days for schoolchildren are also very popular, providing an in-depth study of this unique ecosystem. Whether you're a family or a group, don't hesitate to visit.

Come and discover 4 worlds in this building dedicated to culture. If the architecture is futuristic, the place is warm and exciting. The imposing building includes the media library, a digital space, three cinemas as well as a space called the "^4th place", intended for exhibitions and other meetings. Outside, two giant screens project numerous animations. The "culture" desk provides information on the offers but also gives access to the festival ticket offices.

The Fisheries and Nature House offers a welcome area and information about fishing in the department. Its objectives include promoting fishing tourism, developing recreational fishing, and raising awareness of the protection of the aquatic environment. It has an exhibition space, and a fish pass that allows the passage of hundreds of eels each year. Finally, for the curious nature, many animations are offered, for all audiences. A souvenir shop is also waiting for you. The Fisheries and Nature House currently employs three full-time facilitators. You can go on boat to discover the best fishing sites and techniques, accompanied by a guide for a whole day. For non-fishermen, other activities and animations are also proposed: Hiking, mountain biking, swimming pool…

Mellé has been labeled "commune du patrimoine rural de Bretagne" and is strongly committed to sustainable development. It offers an immersion in the interpretation and understanding of its natural and architectural heritage through its interpretation center: Melléco. Opened since 2003, the place offers films, animation days, the Pierres et Nature circuit, evening events, exhibitions, art and path paths... A grain library has been set up, the vegetables are sold at free price between July and October. The money is then donated to a charity.