Tourist Attractions & Monuments Brittany

It is a French-speaking park of the th century. Beautiful possibilities thanks to beautiful promenades formed by the Orangerie, shrubs, cerisisers, roses and ornamental moat. In addition to the large lawn, statues and washbasins, a small theatre, many perennials and) beds, a beautiful courtyard of honour has been identified by imposing oaks and trees.

The castle of Bogard is a historic monument dating from the th century. It is open to événéments and receptions, with gardens accessible independently. The atmosphere before the Revolution has been preserved in this composite park, which has a very beautiful architectural and landscaped ensemble. You will discover a large oval lawn and a garden bordered by terraces, the beaten earthen alleys, statues, and the space being all oriented, by degrees, towards the sunset sun. The whole remains natural, without the very strict architecture and rigidity of the usual French gardens.

This exceptional site was discovered in 1989 during an aerial survey. Gallo-Roman villas are usually farm farms. It dates from the 1 st century of our age, extending over 2,5 hectares and constitutes the largest archaeological site of this category to the west of France! This opulent villa was actually a secondary residence. Typically it includes a dedicated part of the farm, the "pars pars", the other in the house, called "pars". This villa consists of beautiful thermal baths composed of warm, warm and cold rooms, and one can discover the remains of the refined decoration based on coloured lines forming decorative rectangles and the friezes of plants. You can also admire the residential rooms whose walls are decorated with painting and marble in the Pyrenees, laid bare by excavations organised every year during the summer since its discovery. You will have the choice of a free visit all year round, allowing you to study with interpretive panels, or to enjoy a guided tour in season, or by appointment all year round.

Presqu, the peninsula on Lake Guerlédan, offers many possibilities for walks. By your steps, the landscapes vary, from the sous to the dégagées banks, and finally reach the highest peaks, overlooking the forest of Quénécan. A beautiful diversity in only 4 km!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 4 km.

Difficulty: .

Markup: Bat.

Land of culture and folklore, Brittany claims its traditions. In Belle-Isle-en-Terre, it's Fanch the Saber who will present his city and his art. Through a fifteen-step interpretive circuit, Fanch revives the history of the village as it knew it at the end of the nineteenth century. From the Tourist Office to the Sabotage, the road shows us the workshops of the blacksmith's blacksmith's forge and the key places of the time (the mill, the prison, the royal postal relay, etc.). The brochure is available to the Office. A second interpretive trail, the Steel Industry in Coat An Noz Forest allows to discover an industry that has marked Belle-Isle-en-Terre.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1:30.

Difficulty: easy.

City of Art and History, Quimper is also a green city where there are many natural spaces. It is around these gardens that the tourist office has set up a new discovery circuit called My city is a garden. The circuit starts in the retreat Garden and Garden of Peace. Here you will find trees and plants from all over the world! You will then follow the course from the Odet to the Theatre Garden, before leaving the centre to go to the Priory Garden. Other green spaces, such as the woods of Mount Frugy (where you can admire an overview on Quimper), the wild spaces of the St. Lawrence River and the park of Creac'h Gwen surround the city, but it will take a good day to explore them.

Tariff: the brochure is visible free of charge on the Office's website; the paper version is available free of charge at the tourist office.

Duration: 2 h; However, time passes quickly if you want to visit the parks in depth, so plan to segment the walk so that you don't have to hurry.

Difficulty: .

City of legends, Quimper sheltered many illustrious characters: kings, princesses, browsers, robbers, scientists… These are all stories that still speak of walls and monuments, which take life to the stories of these adventures. This is what the tour My City is proposing is a legend. From St. Corentin Cathedral, the legend of King Graldon, founder of the city, will be told. The saints will then be presented before passing through the beautiful quimperk residences to reach Max Jacob's birthplace. Finally, you will discover the places of penance and their secrets, finally a discovery of the legends of the Odet.

Tariff: the circuit and comments are available free of charge on the Internet, or in paper form at the Tourist Office.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: easy.

To promote its bicycle rental network, Rou 'libre, the City of Saint-Brieuc has set up a city discovery circuit. Accessible by bike or foot, this 7-kilometer orange circuit begins on the Champ-de-Mars square. You will follow the road to the Notre-Dame-d 'Espérance basilica before plunging into the heart of the historic center of the city. Drop the pedals the time to observe the wooden houses, classified at Historic Monuments. The cathedral of Saint-Étienne and the City Hall will then come, before leaving the bourgeois villas of Lamartine Boulevard. The circuit takes a detour to Aubé and Rohannec 'h villa, before returning to the starting point through the Parkway Park and its outdoor sculptures.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 1 h.

Difficulty: easy.

When nature and technology combine, ideas multiply and public attention is captured! This is the tip of the Saint-Brieuc Bay application, which offers you to visualize the ideas from your phone. On the menu: five ideas for urban walks from 1:00 a. m. to 2:30 a. m., seven walks to push a little further, and five bike walks. The route map is detailed on a plan and points of interest. And even more smart: The application suggests three hiking routes for strollers and persons with reduced mobility.

Tariff: free.

Duration: to the choice.

Difficulty: easy.

Every Saturday, the city of Vannes offers one of the «1001 town walks». Centered on Art and History, the themes are as diverse as many. Sometimes urban, sometimes rural, the walks follow but do not look alike. The places of visit are as varied as possible and push the city's borders back when the theme so requires. It is up to you to choose the topic that interests you most: architecture? Nature? And why not the manors? The program is available on the Internet and City Hall websites.

Tariff: € 5,80 (€ 3.60 for adults under 25).

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: easy.

Cidrerie Kerloick is a farm located in Plestan, Brittany. It offers a wide range of cider products, including ciders, apple juices, spirits and delicatessen products.

Located in Daoulas, Finistère, the Chemins du patrimoine offer visitors the chance to discover five exceptional sites: Daoulas, Kerjean, Kernault, Relec and Trévarez. Daoulas Abbey is one of these sites, and offers a visit rich in history and culture. Entrance fees are affordable, with discounts for children, students, the unemployed and the disabled. Audiophones are available for tours and workshops, and two stores sell books and objects related to the exhibition and gardens. The abbey café is also open for a gourmet break. The site is accessible to people with reduced mobility, with dedicated parking spaces and accessible toilets. A large parking lot is available close to the site.

Located 5 kilometers from Fougères, this leisure base is undergoing a full restructuring during 2017. Around the pond, picnic areas, walking trails, playgrounds, sports trails, you can spend a whole day enjoying outdoor activities. For now, recreational activities (rental of atvs, canoeing, ponies) are suspended. Stay the sport trail Crapa circuit marked with wooden games! The base is freely accessible all year round.