Abbaye de Beauport - 13th century abbey and natural domain, by the sea in the bay of Paimpol. Not to be missed! Le Domaine de La Roche Jagu - overlooking the Trieux estuary, stunning views & its medieval-style garden labelled The remarkable garden. The Tréguier cathedral and its collegiate. On the shore of the Canal de Nantes à Brest stands the Cistercian Abbey of the The Abbey Bon Repos. The castle of Bienassis in Erquy, the castle of Hunaudaye in Plédéliac, Fort Lalatte castle in Fréhel. In photos, Notre Dame du Guildo on the banks of the Arguenon in Saint Cast Le Guildo. Brittany is full of other sights and attractions such as the Valley of saints in Carnoët, and closer to us, the chapel of Kermaria an Iskuit and the temple of Lanleff. A small nod to the magnificent Parish enclosures of Guimiliau, Pleyben and Saint-Thégonneuc ... in the department of Finistère

The Kerdalo Gardens - Trédarzec – English-style garden of 18 hectares descending along the Jaudy river. Domaine de La Roche Jagu - Ploëzal - contemporary garden of medieval inspiration The gardens of Botrain – Mur de Bretagne- theme garden around an 18th century castle. The Garden of Blends in St Gilles des Bois. More information on the website Parc et Jardins de Bretagne

Around your cottages or BnB, you can visit cities of art and history, such as Dinan, Guingamp, Morlaix, Lamballe and many labelled many cities of characters - label awarded to a small number of villages and cities in France with a remarkable architectural and natural heritage. True Breton jewels. Chatelaudren over the water Le Leff. The old printing press of Petit Echo de la Mode & chapel Notre-Dame-du-Tertre built in the 14th century. Pontrieux owes its name to the river Trieux, which crosses it. Nicknamed The Little Venic of Trégor. The houses of the sixteenth to the nineteenth century timber and stone, the house "Eiffel Tower (sixteenth century), fountain granite (eighteenth century). Fifty flowery and illuminated wash-houses to be discovered in boats; day and night. La vapeur du Trieux the steam train from Paimpol to Pontrieux with the discovery of the estuary LeTrieux. Trèguier's story unfolds through its streets, alleyways, hidden gardens and the Jaudy that runs through it. The cathedral Saint-Tugdual, masterpiece of Breton religious architecture and its magnificent cloister of 48 arcades. Ernest Renan's museum. Moncontour-de-Bretagne and many more that you can find on Small cities of character. Close to our cottages and bed and breakfasts, you will be able to visit numerous townsand villages labelled “Petite cité de caractère”- a label given to a small number of villages and towns in France with remarkable architectural and natural heritage. Chatelaudren built on the Le Leff river. The old printing presses of Le Petit Echo de la Mode& The chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Tertre built in the fourteenth century. Pontrieux owes its name to the river Trieux which crosses it. Nicknamed Little Venice of the Trégor. A must-see: The sixteenth to nineteenth century houses built in timber and stone, the sixteenth century house of the "Eiffel Tower" and the eighteenth century granite fountain. Fifty laundry places (lavoirs) flowered and lit to be discovered by boat day and night. La vapeur du Trieux Tréguier is told through its streets, its alleyways, its hidden gardens and the Jaudy which crosses it. The cathedral Saint-Tugdual, masterpiece of Breton religious architecture and its magnificent cloister of 48 arcades. The Ernest Renan Museum. Moncontour-de-Bretagne and many more that you can find on the website of Little city of caracter