Korrigans of Brittany’s enchanted realm
The Korrigans, small, mischevious and elusive fairies of Breton legend, spring from old pagan lore and share the world with humans yet live apart
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Léhon, a small town of character
Lehon, a picturesque medieval gem near Dinan, recognized as a Petite Cité de Caractère for its rich religious and architectural Heritage
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Nevez Peninsula
Nestled at the mouth of the Aven River, Nevez is a picturesque area dotted with charming tourist spots such as Kerascoet, the historic Hénan Tide Mill, and the quaint harbor of Port Manech
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Pont-Aven, La Cité des Artistes
Pont-Aven, a charming seaport nestled within the Aven estuary, is renowned worldwide as the birthplace of the Gauguin’s revolutionary artistic movement Pont-Aven School
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Pointe du Grouin, a rocky peninsula
La Pointe du Grouin, a rocky spur and protected natural site on the Emerald Coast in Brittany, marks the south boundary of the Baie du Mont Saint-Michel
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Colonne du Guesclin – La Motte-Broons
The Colonne du Guesclin was erected in 1841 on the site of the Château de la Motte-Broons, the castle of Bertrand du Guesclin that was pulled down in 1616
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Dol de Bretagne picturesque medieval town
The historic town of Dol de Bretagne rises above an ancient marsh, 8km inland from the Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey
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Baie d’Audierne – Finistère department
Baie d’Audierne, a protected natural expanse situated south of the Pointe du Raz in the Finistère, designated a European Site of Interest and part of Natura 2000 network
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Ile de Sein – Raz de Sein – Finistère
Ile de Sein, a minuscule island situated off the Pointe du Raz in the Finistère, is nestled along a 25km granite formation known as Chaussée de Sein
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Pointe du Raz in Cornouaille
Pointe du Raz, Raz Beg ar in Breton, a rugged promontory and the westernmost point of France, is listed as a Grand Site of France and draws in over a million visitors each year
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St Méloir des Bois’ antic Columns
St Méloir des Bois near Dinan boasts four antic columns whose origin is unknown but were part of buildings erected when Brittany was under Roman occupation
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Prieuré Saint Etienne – Brocéliande Forest
The modest Prieuré Saint Etienne in the Forêt de Brocéliande, the oldest chapel in the department of Morbihan in Brittany and a listed Historical Monument
