Lorient

• Basic Submarine Keroman (1942-1943). This is the largest fortress of the twentieth century, designed to house twenty submarines and their crews. Guided tours only.
• The submarine Flore, a class submarine Daphne, decommissioned in 1989, and its museum area.
• The submarine museum: Guided by specialists in diving and history, we discover an impressive simulator built in 1942 for the training of submariners.
• La Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly, interactive museum to learn all about the world of sailing and ocean races.
• "The enclosure of the port", now open to the public: the first installations of the East India Company on the Faouëdic site, the tower of Discovery, Hotel Gabriel (former hotel sales of the East India Company), mills, parade.
• The Keroman fishing port (port tours are offered at each school holiday period).
• The mansions dock Indies symbolize the power and prosperity of the city in the late eighteenth century.
• The homes of the 30s: under the influence of "Italian masons" who fled Mussolini's regime, many constructions of the 1930s, very original for the time remaining to Lorient.

The Interceltic Festival Lorient early August are opened every year in the world by receiving the representatives of the Celtic culture from the four corners of the planet. From Canada to Australia, they are all there to participate in the great gathering interceltique. The Quai des Indes at the fishing port, the convention center at the Grand Theatre and Stade du Moustoir, over 200 events, many free concerts, joyfully alive ten days of the festival.