Brittany, France
- Joel Bond Travels
- May 13, 2019
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 7, 2019
A five-day tour through Brittany is enough to tour the coastline, take in the unique cuisine (galettes de sarrasin and a mug of cider are a must!), and dip your toe in the waters of ancient Celtic mystery. Plus, the Chateaux of the Loire valley are near enough as an extension to your visit.
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Chateau de Chenonceau Interior of Chateau de Chenonceau Chateau de Chenonceau Carved wooden spoons, an old Breton art form Tradition Breton dress on display in Quimper Misty mornings in Dinan Quimper Faience (Ceramic-ware) is a well-known collectors item Beautiful village of Concarneau Misty morning on the street in Dinan St Malo coastline Stone axe heads from ancient Breton settlements The windswept coastline of Finisterre The marching lines of the Carnac stones Fresh flowers bring Chateau de Chenonceau alive Finisterre -- land's end -- Brittany Cider: must-have on a visit to northern France!
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