Saint Malo, built of granite, is known for its castle and 14th century ramparts that overlook the sea.

Located in the heart of traditional Brittany, Quimper is famous for its ceramics that have been produced since the 17th century.

Pont-Aven, home to a former artist colony known as the "School of Pont-Aven" and led by Paul Gauguin, is a pretty market village of whitewashed houses and sloping riverbanks.

One of the foremost prehistoric centers, the seaside resort of Carnac is famed for its megalithic remains from the Neolithic period.

Brittany's towns and villages, many protected from historical invasions, will reveal to the curious traveler its rich and original culture, with a strong Celtic influence. CONTACT