Camping in Brittany

Rennes The capital of Brittany, Rennes is graced by lovely old buildings, cobbled streets and quaint timbered houses. The eco-museum just outside the town tells the story of a Breton farm over five centuries, and there are plenty of animals to see.

Océanopolis Situated in Brest, Océanopolis is a huge aquarium and research centre with pavilions dedicated to three ecosystems: polar, tropical and temperate. Watch the penguins and seals being fed, and take the elevator to the depths of the shark tank.

Vannes Vannes is great for families, with some lovely shops and cafés, a busy food market and lots to interest children, including an aquarium, a butterfly garden, and a museum of mechnical toys. Visit the archaeology museum in a 15th-century mansion house and La Cohue, the medieval covered market that now houses the museum of fine arts.

Pointe du Raz Pointe du Raz is the ‘lands end’ of France, a rocky headland offering coastal walks and dramatic views over the Atlantic Ocean as the waves crash below. Visit nearby Audierne for L’Aquashow aquarium and bird experience.

Standing Stones, Carnac Carnac is famous for its megalithic sites, with literally thousands of standing stones, many of them aligned in converging rows. There are also dozens of dolmens, piles of massive stones that were built as tombs.

Saint Brieuc At St Brieuc, the stoutly fortified cathedral is surrounded by a medieval old quarter of timbered houses. Housed in the historic brickworks, La Briqueterie is an eco-museum that explores life in the area in the 19th century, with exhibits, events and workshops.

Saint-Brieuc Bay is Brittany’s largest natural reserve.

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