Things to Do in Brittany (administrative region)

There are 1 attractions in Brittany (administrative region). Museum of Fine Arts of Rennes, city museum with european paintings and decorative arts, is the most popular.

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All Islands 13 Castles & Palaces 9 Religious Sites 7 Archaeological Sites 5 Monuments & Memorials 2 Towers & Lighthouses 1 Capes & Headlands 1 Mountains & Peaks 1 Museums 1 Lakes 1 Stadiums & Sports 1

Château de Vitré

Château de Vitré

Medieval castle dominating the fortified town of Vitré

Fort-la-Latte

Dramatic medieval clifftop castle and coastal fortress

Jentilez

Small Breton islet with historic lighthouse

Josselin Castle

Josselin Castle

Medieval Breton castle with ornate chapel and gardens

Monts d'Arrée

Rugged moorland hills in western Brittany

Château de Fougères

Château de Fougères

Large medieval fortress in Brittany with ramparts

Château de Suscinio

Château de Suscinio

Coastal Breton castle with medieval defensive structures

Saint-Pol-de-Léon Cathedral

Saint-Pol-de-Léon Cathedral

Medieval cathedral in Brittany, northwestern France

Basilica of Saint-Sauveur (Rennes)

Basilica of Saint-Sauveur (Rennes)

Medieval basilica near Rennes cathedral, ornate interior

Château de Combourg

Château de Combourg

Romantic medieval château linked to Chateaubriand

Dol Cathedral

Medieval cathedral and diocesan seat in Dol-de-Bretagne

Grand Bé

Tidal island off Saint-Malo, accessible at low tide

Island of Brehat

Island of Brehat

Scenic Breton archipelago with granite coastline

Tristan Island

Small Breton island off coast, bird habitat

Lake Guerlédan

Lake Guerlédan

Large artificial lake in Brittany, created by dam

Tour Vauban

Seaside Vauban fortification in Brittany

Historical Site

Tour Tanguy

Historic tower housing local history museum in Brest

Historical Site

Megaliths of Carnac and of the shores of Morbihan

Megaliths of Carnac and of the shores of Morbihan

Extensive Neolithic alignments of standing stones and tombs

Historical Site