4 Awesome Historical Attractions In Brittany

Located in the North-East of France, Brittany is a beautiful region with a rich history and culture. It's home to some of the world's most famous historical landmarks. Because of its beauty, history and culture, thousands of tourists visit the area on a regular basis. There are a number of hotels and villas that can make your stay in the area one to remember.

St Mallo

The picturesque of Saint-Malo boasts an amazing location on a former island close to the mainland. Still surrounded by its ancient walls, Saint-Malo has retained the ambience of a medieval fortified coastal town. Sadly, the majority of Saint-Malo was destroyed during the Second World War

Quimper

Quimper is an historic town on the banks of the Odet River. Tourists will enjoy strolling along the cobblestone streets. Quimer's cathedral, the Cathedrale St Corentin, was built between the 13th and 15th centuries.

Nantes

Nantes was the capital of the Duchy of Brittany during the Middle Ages, and it was here in 1598 that Henry IV signed the famous Edict of Nantes, which granted freedom of religious belief to Protestants. Nantes is now France's sixth largest city as well as being a thriving center of higher education.

Chatteau Josselin

The medieval village of Josselin is a must-see tourist attraction and one of Brittany's most famous villages. Tourists can take a guided tour of the exquisite Chatteau Josselin and admire its lavish interior.