Brittany
Brittany
Travel Guide
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Travel Guide > France > Brittany
Wild and green, Brittany mixes marvelously authenticity and traditions. With its magnificent coasts, its rich maritime heritage, its very picturesque villages, thalassotherapy centres widely recognised for their beneficial treatments, its numerous traditional festivals and its specialities ranging from fishes and seafoods to pancakes, Brittany is a special destination for the lovers of nature, coastal landscapes and traditions, but also for all those wishing to get fresh ideas and to recharge their batteries. It is simply the ideal place to get back in shape!
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 | The Côtes-d'Armor offers to the lovers of coastal landscapes and built heritage wonderful places of interest to discover, ranging from the magnificent Emerald and Granit rose coasts to typical cities and villages, through the magnificent Bréhat island. | |
 | In the Finistère, the Armorique Regional Nature Park and its varied landscapes, as well as the magnificent coast, consisting of rocky headlands, jagged coastline, sandy beaches and steep cliffs, will captivate lovers of wild nature and hiking. | |
 | The elegant seaside resort of Dinard, the corsair town of Saint-Malo, the City of Art and History of Rennes, capital of Britanny, and the medieval cities of Fougères and Vitré are among the essential places to visit of Ille-et-Vilaine. | |
 | Famous for its oysters, the Morbihan is also renowned for its outstanding megalithic sites of Carnac and Locmariaquer, which make this département a Prehistory Mecca. | |
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| Saint-Malo | Fougères |
