Brittany

Deep dark forests, glimmering waters, Celtic customs and frothy beers—it’s not your typical vision of France. That’s because it’s Brittany, a historically independent and fiercely proud region abutting the Atlantic Ocean, where old traditions thrive, a regional language is spoken and local identity lives strong. Take a walk—or hike or bike ride—through the fairy-tale forests and winding canals of the region’s dense interior, then head into the towns and cities for a cultural experience like no other. Night festivals teem with biniou and bombarde music, traditional costumes are worn and century-old dances are performed into the wee hours. Brittany’s miles of coastline set the stage for nautical adventures, while seafood lovers feast on lobsters, oysters and sea bass. Ciders, beers and Muscadet wines enhance the fresh flavors, creating the perfect seaside indulgence. It’s all washed down with a distinct regional identity and culture that’s exalted in, and begging to be experienced. You’ll be happy to oblige.

Arzon

Audierne

Auray

Bangor

Basse-Goulaine

Batz Sur Mer

Benodet

Billiers

Bono

Brest

Bruz

Cancale

Carnac

Caudan

Chantepie

Chateauneuf Du Faou

Combrit

Concarneau

Crosmieres

Crozon

Dinan

Dinard

Divonne-Les-Bains

Dol-De-Bretagne

Douarnenez

Fouesnant

Fougeres

Gouesnou

Groix

Hennebont

La Baule

La Foret-Fouesnant

La Meziere

La Roche Bernard

La Trinite-Sur-Mer

Landeda

Landivisiau

Lanester

Langueux

Lannion

Larmor Plage

Le Palais

Le Passage

Lorient

Moëlan-Sur-Mer

Morgat

Morlaix

Nevez

Paimpol

Paray Vielle Poste O

Pentrez

Perros-Guirec

Peyreleau

Pont-Aven

Quiberon

Quimper

Ramonville Saint Agne

Rayol-Canadel-Sur-Mer

Rennes

Rillieux La Pape

Rochefort-En-Terre

Roscoff

Sables D Or Les Pins

Saint Brieuc

Saint Gregoire

Saint Malo

Saint Pol De Leon

Taden

Trebeurden

Treboul

Tregastel

Tregueux

Tréguier

Vannes

Vaux-Sur-Mer

Voiron

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