Colorful windows with arts are very wow This is a very beautiful cathedral in a very beautiful town. We much enjoyed our tour. Motivated by a GC Adventure Lab we were surprised that two of the stops are within this location. So check it out.

Absolutely beautiful cathedral well worth visiting the architecture is incredible.

Beautiful church in a very quaint town — at least the old part of town.

One of the things we love about trips to France is visiting the great monuments to mans dedication to God over the past centuries. I don't care what God you believe in, these massive buildings are something to behold. And to think they built them without modern technology, building methods, etc. I find them both magnificent and awe inspiring.

This is a very beautiful cathedral in a very beautiful town. We much enjoyed our tour. Motivated by a GC Adventure Lab we were surprised that two of the stops are within this location. So check it out.

A beautiful cathedral in the heart of a medieval gem. It has the interesting quirk of a twist in the nave said to be due to problems with the proximity of the river when being extended. Wide range of shops and restaurants around cathedral square.

Beautiful, atmospheric and amazing construction. Wonderful music played during my visit to add to the experience.

Excellent trip the young captain was fun and so noligable highly recommend

Must do : wonderful scenery. Chilax ! You won't regret.

We had a great cruise over the river Odet. The trip was from Benodet to Quimper and back. We saw a great amount of house/manors. My wife and two oldest children has also a boat trip with a fast boat towards several ilands to see the great nature between benodet and the ilands. They als saw seals and a lot of birds. Great trips.

Think twice before booking the boat tour. It's not exactly cheap and we were left stranded in Quimper because we were given the wrong time for the return bus to the port by the booking office. And the bus does not hang around if you are given the right time. We arrived 2 mins late for the correct time. We rang the office for help and we were told to just get a taxi back. With 2 small children in tow and not much French language between us we are hoping to get back in time to have a full blow out with the booking office.

TOURIST TRAP: 49 Euros per person for going to a very small island were you can walk around for about 20 to 25 minutes. Nothing there to see except 2 full bars where people are drinking beers and such. The tour was boring-- most of the Glenan Islands are little pieces of land with nothing on them. Certainly overly hyped but very disappointing in person.

We took the cruise on the l'Odet up to almost Quimper. Enthousiastic guide who explains all the sights in both French and English.

They have short cruises across the Odet that only cost a couple of Euros. They also do longer cruises to St Marie. If you don't fancy a cruise then the tourist road train picks up outside every hour. Judy be careful they on Monday's they have they market so the train doesn't go to the port until the afternoon.

A nice spot to visit on a rainy day. It’s a little pricey for the accommodations (especially when the hammam is out of order and you are told only after paying). Otherwise, it’s a nice place to relax with a large heated saltwater pool, and some other fun additions. We enjoyed the herbal tea and nice view on the ocean in the solarium .

I was there with my mother. We both went into the spa and swimming area and had a massage afterwards. First of all, nearly non of the labours spoke English but only French. Still they tried their best despite the language problems and were really friendly. The spa and swimming area seemed to be very nice but was way smaller than we both thought. There were only very few showers and not too many possibilities to put your bag and your bathrobe. However, this part was nice as well. When we had our massages we both had to wait because it was said to us we had to be there at least 15 minutes before it for no reason. So we waited there standing because there were only fabric sofas so we couldn't sit down with our wet swimming suits. Furthermore, we had to wait only in our bathrobe where everybody else walked threw in their normal clothes which made us both fell very uncomfortable. But the massage afterwards was pretty nice. All in all, it was nice staying there but I wouldn't visit it a second time for this price and that uncomfortable atmosphere which is because of the bad architecture.

we have been coming to the relais thalasso benodet for many years usually two or three times per year. NEVER AGAIN. the old adage is that if it aint broke, don't fix it. well it was really great before, but now they have fixed it good and proper. before, upon arrival, you were handed a portmanteua for your clothes along with the robe and towels. you went off into a cabin, changed into your robe and swimming costume and handed your portmanteau to the cloakroom attendant, she noted you name on the list and gave you a number. then you went off to have your treatments and if you wanted to, you could go the swimming pool and catch up on some exercise, i used to swim up and down fifteen to twenty lengths of the pool and always felt good after my massage and me swim. well that is all behind us now. upon arrival now you are directed down to the changing rooms which are housed in a dreadful damp and wet steamy room with rows of lockers numbered 1 to about 48 if i remember correctly. the floor is wet because they must had some fancy designer organise the showers so that instead of draining into s sloped drain, the showers spilled out all over the floor so that it was sslippery and wet on a permanent basis. taking you clothes off and getting into you costume and robe is a nightmare, you are terrified of dropping your kit onto the floor because if you did, it would become dirty and wet. why dirty? because people are walking around in the changing room with their shoes on. could it get worse? yes!! much worse. after having had a massage, i wanted to take a shower and rinse off before going into the swimming pool. you would have thought basic hygiene would demand that, yes? well not for the thalasso, there is no hot water and there is NO SOAP!! catastrophe!! on top of this, we were advised that there had been extensive improvements. well we didn't see any, on the contrary, half the stuff in the pool did not work. no jacuzzi, no bubble bench. we also noticed that there were very few subscribers,, what they call "abonnes" whom we have met over the years. when i did recognise a couple of them, they always turn up arouns half past four. i asked them what they thought of the changes. they told me that they hated it and as soon as their current subscription runs out they were not going to renew. we have never felt so let down over anything. when we went to benodet a couple of weeks earlier to make our resrvation and booking, there was no mention of any problems. so be warned. also even the hotel has become very stingy, given that there is no sopan at the thalasso, we took some with us from the hotel. on returning to our room after the thalasso, the soap and toiletries had not been replaced. we had to phone down to reception to ask for soap. when you have paid €760 euros for four nights, you would have thought that would include soap every day. in my view these people are pennypinching and moneygrubbing. under no circumstances would we ever return to this dreadful places.so disappointing even more so when you consider how lovely it was before they made a dog's breakfast of it.

Very overpriced for the quality of facility. Sauna's and steam room area needs serious updating. Not clean in sauna's, steam room, or bathroom. No aromatherapy in sauna or steam.. Didnt feel like a wellness spa, more like a in swimming pool in retirement village or hospital.

Wonderful experience in Kastell hotel

Good views show beach sea nice sunshine days,

Super !

A small, fortified city on an island at Concarneau. We arrived at low tide, and left as the tide returned. You can walk part of the ramparts but only one ruined tower. Inside, the city consists of essentially 3 streets--1 main thoroughfare & two streets along the castle walls. Most of the buildings are restaurants and clothing or souvenir shops. A lovely view of the bay can be seen on 2 sides, while the other sides show the adjoining town. Historical signs are few & in French only. We visited on a market day, so parking was a pain. We finally found spots about a mile away. Stop on the castle walls side for a less crowded lunch. A photo opp outside L'Amiral for Magritte & Dupin mystery fans. It's free to enter the close.

Very crowdy and full of shops more or less interesting. A walk around the walls is your best option to admire the port, sea and city.

Lovely, beautiful ancient place to walk around. Plenty of places to sit and drink or eat.

Fantastic historic old city, we have visited 3 times in the last 20 years and are never disappointed. I can recommend the restaurant Le Penfret

Well maintained tourist and historical venue. Views from the rampart are great looking backwards the central part of the village.

Arrive early to access parking. You can spend hours in the many boutique shops within the walls. It is like a Tardis with a lot more inside than you would have thought. Lots of shops, Cafes, and a Museum all within the walls. Enjoy the Celtic Bretagne folk music that is often played within the walls. Outside the town has many attractions too with lovely waterfront Restaurants and seafront walks. Fab place to visit.

Great day out, gets busy, many shops restaurants inside walls. Lots parking outside.

The garden is great at all seasons, and the exhibitions vary according to the years. An interesting, quite romantic place to visit. You can also trust the lunch and snacks served at the café.

We almost bumped into this place by chance. It is well hidden in the country outside Chateau Neuf Le Faou. Park and gardens are beautiful and the building in itself is a constant memento of the true substance with which the Belle Epoque was made, it being erected at the end of 19th century. It makes you more historically conscious, if I may say so.

Beautiful chateau and lovely woodland gardens. Very highly recommended

Renovated castle with a beautiful garden, fun family games and a lovely picnic area. The visit is not free but very reasonably priced especially for children. Wheelchair accessible and restrooms available across the domain.

Domaine de Trevarez was a delightful surprise! The gardens were bursting with color – flowers and trees of every variety seemed to be in bloom. The renovation has been amazing, the grounds are so well-maintained. And to top it all off, there's a charming little cafe right at the entrance, perfect for grabbing a coffee and pastry before you explore.

Really nice castle ! The visit was great and super well organized. Very different from older buildings yet still quite interesting. The view is amazing and the gardens delightful to walk around.

An interesting modern, turn of the 20c built chateau. Beautiful walking on mature woodland paths and gardens.The house is undergoing a major renovation but there are areas to visit. Frequent events and exhibitions take place throughout the year when café facilities are available in the old stables. Recommended.

It's remarkable that this impressive museum only opened its doors in 1985. In the second half of the 19th century, Pont-Aven held a considerable appeal for artists. They came here to paint, as the museum's collection attests. The term "École de Pont-Aven" only emerged later. And it wasn't exclusively French artists who came to work in this region of Brittany; artists of other nationalities also came. The museum explores various themes through artworks from 1850 to 1950. The different perspectives provide a beautiful and varied picture of this particularly artistically prolific period in Pont-Aven. A visit is definitely a must for art lovers.

Very good museum - highly recommended

Very nice museum, the current temporary exhibition is absolutely worth a visit, if you are in the general area of pont-aven. The permanent exhibition is nice, as you can visit some of the sceneries in the paintings within 5 minutes of walking along the woods and the places are definitely recognisable still.

A must see when visiting Pont Aven. Small entrance fee, friendly staff, wonderful historical art on view.

Loves it. Great permanent exhibit and the special exhibit on sorcery was fascinating and chilling.

A modern and beautiful museum in the heart of Pont Aven with a great selection of Breton art and Brittany inspired artists. The art works are nicely presented. Worth a visit!

Very important collection of Post Impressionist artists and the group of Pont Aven, Gauguin, Pizarro, Bernard, etc.

It's remarkable that this impressive museum only opened its doors in 1985. In the second half of the 19th century, Pont-Aven held a considerable appeal for artists. They came here to paint, as the museum's collection attests. The term "École de Pont-Aven" only emerged later. And it wasn't exclusively French artists who came to work in this region of Brittany; artists of other nationalities also came. The museum explores various themes through artworks from 1850 to 1950. The different perspectives provide a beautiful and varied picture of this particularly artistically prolific period in Pont-Aven. A visit is definitely a must for art lovers.

Very good museum - highly recommended

Very nice museum, the current temporary exhibition is absolutely worth a visit, if you are in the general area of pont-aven. The permanent exhibition is nice, as you can visit some of the sceneries in the paintings within 5 minutes of walking along the woods and the places are definitely recognisable still.

A must see when visiting Pont Aven. Small entrance fee, friendly staff, wonderful historical art on view.

Loves it. Great permanent exhibit and the special exhibit on sorcery was fascinating and chilling.

A modern and beautiful museum in the heart of Pont Aven with a great selection of Breton art and Brittany inspired artists. The art works are nicely presented. Worth a visit!

Very important collection of Post Impressionist artists and the group of Pont Aven, Gauguin, Pizarro, Bernard, etc.

Its so perfect and nice, you must eat hier!!!

(Translated by Google) Arrived without reservation around 12:30 p.m. Very well received. Hearty single-menu meal with choice of dessert. Fast and efficient service. Great experience before visiting “The Valley of the Saints”. (Original) Arrivés sans réservation sur le coup de 12h30. Très bien accueilli. Repas copieux à menu unique avec choix de dessert. Service rapide et efficace. Belle expérience avant la visite de "La Vallée des Saints".

(Translated by Google) Value for money catering (menu at €13) This menu includes: starter, main course, cheese, dessert, wine and coffee The dishes are homemade. Efficient and fast service Parking near the church A word of advice, BOOK the valley of the Saints is close (Original) Restauration à un rapport qualité prix (menu à 13€) Ce menu comprend : entrée, plat, fromages,dessert,vin et café Les plats sont faits maison. Service efficace et rapide Parking près de l'église Un conseil, RÉSERVER la vallée des Saints est proche

(Translated by Google) Small friendly restaurant, but for 2 without drinks with 2 coffees 40 euros, for 1/4 melon 2 slices of cold meats, a shepherd's pie salad and a floating island (value for money reception service 80 out of 100. But surely better than the Valley of Saints sausage pancake at 10 euros. Happy retirement. (Original) Petit restaurant sympathique, mais à 2 sans boisson avec 2 café 40 euros ,pour 1/4 de melon 2 tranches de charcuterie ,un hachis parmentier salade et une île flottante (le rapport qualité prix accueil service 80 sur 100. Mais mieux sûrement que la galette saucisse vallée des saints à 10 euros . Bonne retraite .

(Translated by Google) Despite the late hour (1:30 p.m.), the owner agreed to serve us. All in good humor. Simple but quality meal. Excellent value for money. If we return to the area, we will return without any hesitation. (Original) Malgré l'heure avancée (13h30), la patronne a accepté de nous servir. Le tout dans la bonne humeur. Repas simple mais de qualité. Excellent rapport qualité/prix. Si nous repassons dans le coin, c'est sans aucune hésitation que nous y retournerons.

(Translated by Google) We shared a truly excellent meal in this beautiful, very well-run restaurant. The team is really friendly and attentive to the slightest request! Thank you so much (Original) Nous avons partagé un repas vraiment excellent dans ce beau restaurant très bien tenu. L'équipe est vraiment sympathique et à l'écoute de la moindre demande ! Merci beaucoup

(Translated by Google) Great restaurant...warm welcome. Unique, hearty menu, unbeatable value for money.... I invite you to open the door of this establishment, you will not be disappointed. Thank you and good luck (Original) Super restaurant...accueil chaleureux. Menu unique copieux rapport qualité prix imbattable.... Je vous invite à pousser la porte de cet établissement vous ne serez pas déçu Merci et bonne continuation

Well worth a visit, a great setting with walks down through the woods, do make sure the Shrine and church is open though!

Interesting place: good for long walks in the forest and to see beautiful chapelle built on a break in the rocks.

Interesting old building - we had a nice ice cream. Surprisingly busy / no public toilets but plenty of free parking.

Lovely place to visit. Nice cafe on site selling coffee and crepes. Beautiful church. Nice walk through the woods.

Large car park with a nice cafe , only a few steps down to the Chapel, its a nice place to visit.

Lovely forest walks, some very steep

Nice place to visit. We drove from Carhaix. Good for hiking too.

Not much to do.we drove around on golf buggy and saw one deer!

Good fun get a golf cart

There’s like four parts to the base museum and half of them weren’t open, the submarine part is only french and for each part you need a separate ticket. Entry to just the Tabarly part was 14€ each and the clerk told us it would take about two hours. We took our time but were outside again after 30 minutes and learned pretty much nothing. It’s probably educational if you know exactly zero about how a boat works. We felt kinda ripped off and the only thing that redeemed the trip was that we “accidentally” walked through a restricted section of the k2 bunker which was pretty cool.

Very good place for amateur of sailing and for kids. Kids and adult will love it many explanation et games (simulator, videogames, winches etc..to learn how to sail. Very friendly staff. Great experience you can combine with the « sous marin » and the tyrolienne!!

Fascinating and vast. Lots of handson stuff to do for kids and the surrounding wartime submarine experience is def worth the tour. It's like a film set but real!

Fascinating. So much to do inside. Lots of hands-on exhibits. Great for kids!

As an experienced sailor I guess a lot of the exhibit was familiar material.

Brilliant interactive museum. Kids loved it. So did I 😄

Great place, especially with kids. 4stars for parking as it's really terrible, had to park quite far cos local car parks were full ( we got there at11am ) and for the long wait for getting tickets - as there is a lot to do with different tickets, the staff takes a long time sharing all info with each group (it's all good info, but there only 3 staff).

It's best to book a time slot in advance. It's not an extensive museum but it is interesting and the walk through the submarine with audio commentary is worthwhile.

We took the English speaking tour of the K3 building and then we did the submarine museum with the walk though of the submarine and it was well worth the trip.

The exhibitions before the tour is very interesting and informative. The audio tour inside the Flore is just perfect. My two girls (18 and 8) enjoyed the museum too. It was an emotional moment for me as I did my first dive in La Flore in 1984 during military service. I feel very lucky I'm able to visit a boat I was once a crew (even for a very short time only). The other submaribe based in Lorient I spend most time on was sent to the scrapyard. I will be back to visit the base (again). Merci!

Amazing history, I didn't manage to get on the U-boat which I'm sure would have been great. Seeing the history of the port is very educational and great few hours out. Little food stalls around when you get hungry too

A great day out, visiting the submarine, museum and submarine pen. The staff are all very friendly and extremely informative, particularly the guide for the k3 pen. Would also recommend the sailing trip around the harbour. Plenty of restaurants to choose from so spoilt for choice.

We are so glad that we visited the museum and submarine itself. In the museum u can watch 3 films telling us history of Bretagne, times of WW2 and now times. To go inside of the submarine it's a great chance to dive in life of marines. I was with my son, his age is 11 and my friend with the son of the same age.

The tour of K2 of the submarine. It was a great experience. Well laid out. Well lit. The story at the start was interesting. This part of the tour they have multiple languages preset so you get all the information. Visiting k3 and the guided tour was interesting but only available in french and to visit k3 you need a guide. The tour guide had a lot of knowledge and passion but was too fast for myself to translate and was not able to absorb the interesting history and story. K2 and sub is well worth visiting alone. Also a great way to escape when the heat gets to hot.

This museum is inside the Citadel, and part of the ticket price. A detailed history of lifeboats in France. The Citadel itself Larger than appeared from the approach a good example of a star citadel. Even with renovations during our visit plenty to see and learn.

Very good museum that shows the history of the East India company that includes the links to the British history of trading with China and the Orient. Don't miss out on the ancient porcelain exhibition on for the summer, Chinese figurines from the 17th century and an amazing exhibition of fans, of all things.

A really interesting place to visit and full of beautiful exhibits. Recommend getting an audio talk as most of the displays are in French. Staff helpful.

We visited this museum with our children, everyone enjoyed it. It is also impressive just to see the fort and walk around there.

Interesting museum of French lifeboat service and east indies trading, lovely historical buildings, definitely worth a visit particularly if the weather is nice.

Very interesting french history. Lovely environment. Tourist friendly.

Nice location not so many artifacts.

Interesting scenery of an old 13th century gate and a square ruin of the 17th century, which used to be a cistercensian abbaye before. Without corona-pandemic, there is a big summer light-show in front of the monasterie's ruins surrounded by lush woods.

Lovely Sunday at the Abbey. Flea market, boat rides on the Nantes Brest Canal and walks along the canal

Wonderful surroundings, very quiet with a number of bars and restaurants to choose from. Ideal area for walking, especialy aong the canal.

Very interesting visit, they have done an incredible job of bringing it from near derelict state to where it is today, and wirks ongoing.

Amazing recovery of an old Abbey that had until recently been a ruin covered in vegetation. Locals got together to clear the remains of the Abbey and create a beautiful attraction.

There is always something to see there as they organise regular exhibitions.

Popped in for a coffee n chilled out by the canal! Beautiful place, will go back again very soon

Took a lot of finding, but great when we finally got there. You have to be able bodied to cope with the walking.

Visiting this village that lives in a traditional manner was very interesting. There are really interesting presentations on how people lived centuries ago. The landscapes and scenery is idyllic. It was a nice reminder to me how lucky we are to live with modern comforts. And to understand how we got to where we are today. The village is very nice. Some of the sessions are overcrowded so you probably want to go early. Also, tall people should watch their heads when passing under the short doorways! My companion got taken by surprise. Luckily there was no blood but a lot of pain! Great place for kids and families.

Very interesting. Lots to see, was really busy so we skipped some of the demonstrations.

Wonderful experience with a nice village reconstitution, great activities and very welcoming staff.

We had a good time. The buildings and people in costume were great. We had fun playing the Old Breton games. The only issue we had was the lack of food available.

Great experience of how small hamlets were, with demonstrations of hemp rope making and candle making. Some of the outside exhibits were a bit tired at the end of the season, but overall well worth a visit.

So nice place to see to understand the real life in the countryside in the middle of the 18th century. Interesting animation.

We went for a ride out and found this lake big free car park has a pub on the lake Had a good time hear waking down the lake shore very quiet as it was in late September a good foot path hard gravel it had rained before we got there but there was no muddy puddles and we found loads of horse chests nuts in the summer you can hire canoes and boats even swim it has a small sandy beach and a boat restaurant but it was closed as not in season there a dam but it was to far for us to walk to needed more time there are toilets and cold showers for when you come out of the lake well worth a visit if you have the time

Amazing experience seeing the lake drained a few years back. It was fascinating to see the preserved trees, houses and reminants of slate mines. Also the cracked mud and little ecosystem that had managed to build up over the summer. Being on a pedalo on the lake a year earlier made it even more surreal.

Well worth a visit

Scenic location, peaceful, nice walks and lovely beach area

Peaceful and Tranquil area

Nice lake to walk around ,nice for families too

Lucky to live 30 mins away, visit regular with dogs, no rush of city life here, just peace and tranquility paired with beautiful views.

Tremendous place! It made me painting the tryptich with beautiful views. I share it with all.

We had an awesome sunset here ! You can go down on the beach for even a better view of the sun between the needles, but the way down there is a bit dangerous, not suitable for kids, however the top is totally accessible. This is a must see in Belle-Île. Not so far away there is an old bunker that you can explore.

A great place for photographers and nature lovers.

Very beautiful in good weather and bad. Monet was on to something when he lauded this location!

Breathtaking view and landscape. One of the most beautiful spot in Brittany. It was very windy and gray when we were there. Still, it is absolutely gorgeous. Although very famous and touristic, it kept its charm and wilderness. Certainly hopes it stays this way for a long time. Must-see place when in Brittany. Very easy to get to with the ferries.

So beautiful coast , so beautiful island

Such a stunning place!

(Translated by Google) nice walk or bike ride (Original) belle promenade à pied ou à vélo

Very nice hotel in the heart of the old citadel. You feel history all around you. We enjoyed the pool and the spa and had a nice dinner at the restaurant. Service was great, the room was spacious and the sound of the ocean was the added benefit.

Simply fantastic. It’s like a fairy tail. Spacious rooms with view to the Atlantic. Downtown and port in walking distance, music and art on the property. Love it!

This place has a booking website online, but they never check it. So you get a reply saying you're not confirmed yet and to wait for confirmation, which never comes. This is the 2nd year in a row so I'm pretty sure they just never look at it. Strange. Note that the phone number indicate its available until 18:30 on week days but they actually stop answering around 18:00.

A wonderful experience of hostels in a Vauban castel. A marvelous rénovation of that treasure of architecture.

Really nice hotel good size rooms. Restaurant limited choice but really nice food

Big and nice place to see, but maybe not so much regarding exhibits.

Limited number of exhibits. Small offering not much in real old items mostly replicas.

Visiting in May by foot from Carnac, there was no charge to walk around the outside of the site (there was no option to get inside the fence). The stones are tremendous, I have visited a great deal of sites from this period in the UK and could not believe the sheer scale of it. And this is just one of many "alignments" in Carnac. Well worth a visit and Carnac, the beach, and whole area are beautiful as well.

We had a 1-hour tour with “le petit train” as it was raining and before the tour we visited the museum (free entrance) and watched an interesting movie. We were astonished by the number of megalithes and their alignment and happy that the train went in all the major sites around Carnac. The train did not stop and we were not allowed to get down of the train, but in any case all the sites were protected by fences and you could see the megalithes from outside - good decision in order to protect them from people writing their names everywhere. We saw the “Alignements” de Kerlescan, Manio, Kermario et Menec and the place where is (inside, close for visits these days) the Tumulus of St Michel. We were impressed and wonder what is the mystery behind these megalithes.

Legendary & Iconic Historical site If you are a history buff like me then this is the place to come to in France. This place is unique because it is so large, in fact the menhirs are spread on a vast area of a few kilometers. Some are actually now in the sea as some of the peninsulas did not exist in the old days all those millenium ago. It is also really interesting to think that whilst the Egyptians where building the other Karnak, we were building this in Europe. Which really is a lot less impressive, we were basically raising stone and spreading them out. Still this site is amazing so vast so beautiful, even feels peaceful. To be noted at this day nobody knows really what happened to the civilization that created this, all sorts of theories exist. One of the most probable is that they were swamp out by sea level increase and therefore had to abandon these lands. I highly recommend visiting Carnac!

Fields full of menhirs.. Nobody understands what the meaning is till today. Take an 8 km walk or tour train/bus. Reasonable large main parking place and several small ones in the area. Visitor center also with guided walk tour and toilets available. Really cool to see.

The Carnac stones are like nothing I’ve ever seen — thousands of ancient rocks lined up perfectly across the landscape. You can’t walk among them, but the viewing paths give you plenty of great angles to take it all in. It’s one of those places that leaves you wondering about the people who built it and why.

Essential to visit but worth knowing you can't walk through the menhirs unless you are on a guided tour. Visitor centre is worth having a look around and gives a lot of history and context to the site.

Fascinating place. Good place to walk 3-4 km circular routes. Paths lead through megaliths, woodlands and beautiful wildflower meadows. Lots of birdsong and picnic tables. There is even a crepariarie and glace shop en route 2. Local places hire cycles which you can use to ride around and there is a road train or tuk tuks from Carnac for people who less able. It does get quite warm! Visitor center and gift shop offer lots more info plus tours. We went mid may and blessed with gorgeous weather which helped with enjoyment of the place

This is a beautiful museum with lots of interesting and stunning artifacts and a well told story. However, as so often in France, most of it is only in French. There is a foreign language audioguide which covers about 10% of the exhibits but it is definitely still worth a visit. (You can use the camera function on your google translate app to translate the other parts). I still give it 5* because the exhibits are stunning but I do wish the people who manage this beautiful museum would welcome foreign tourists.

If you don't speak French then you will have a very limited experience here as almost nothing is in English. There is an audio guide, which explains a few of the more important displays but mostly you will be in the dark as to what the objects are. If you speak French then you will enjoy the museum as aside from the language issue the museum seems to be very good.

Display of local finds from stone age to Roman. Located in the centre of town with car park nearby.

Very good and interesting, but dont buy tickets in advance and get them there and spend the money on audio tape - there is no English translations on any of the exhibits

Excellent museum! Extremely rich collection of artefacts well laid out and labelled. One of the best museums we have ever been to!

Nicely done, but French only. 😣 It would be nice to have the explanations in at least English, too.

Audio guide in English not great. Difficult to follow numbering system and so much of the museum not described. Bit of a shame really.

A good full day of activities for the younger children. My 4 kids enjoyed the day spent here. Me and my 14yo first had a go on the helicopters at the beginning before exploring everywhere. This place definitely brings out your inner child and is a great place to just have some family fun.

Amazing day out for the family. We have an almost 3 year old. Arrived at opening time when the park wasn't as busy and got to go on all the slides and bouncers that we wanted to. Even in the afternoon it wasn't too busy and the queues were very manageable with a toddler. The ring slide is amazing, one big push and you're off, watch out for the sprinklers! The treetop rope courses were fun and you can bring smaller children on if it's not busy, just give priority to older children on the ones made for them, some are only for older children but the signs are clear about which. The food selection is good, crepes, hot dogs, croque monsieur, panini's and more. Along with snacks and ice-cream. There are some good seating areas on the woodland trail though so we brought a picnic. The woodland trail is good for a calm break with little games and interesting features along the way, as well as a zipline half way along. Most signs are in French and English which is very helpful, the staff were great with my broken attempts are French too! Definitely worth a visit, we'll be going again if we're back in the region next time we come here. Update: we came back! And still had an amazing day, see you next year probably!

Great day out , but bring your own picnic , very expensive to buy food there, also swimwear and towels for aqua park

What a great day out. Very reasonably priced day out with so much to keep the kids entertained. Nice to go to a park where there is plenty of room to have your own picnic. Although busy the queues were not too long. Would thoroughly recommend. Diolch.

An absolute gem of a place, never been anywhere quite like it. My 5 year old was in heaven! Good for kids from 2 - teens. Lots to do, plan to stay all day. I lost my phone and thankfully it was handed in, lovely staff :) thank you! 10/10 would definitely come back

Awesome park with lots of activities and fun. I Sent with two toddlers and it was perfect.

Great fun for the kids with plenty to do. Splash Park was a great way to cool off!

Really nice beach with views over Quiberon Bay

Nice walk through the trees to the end of the peninsula with lovely views across the islands and lighthouses.

Excellent walk with great views

Very nice sea shore, full of rocks in special shape. Not much space with thin sand though.

Such a great place to relax and walk for some time. Or enjoy the sun on one of the beaches.

A lovely gentle walk with stunning views. Watch out for dog poo 😬😪

Perfect spot for hiking along the sea on rocks and beaches.

Had a great day out. Best going weekdays rather than weekends due to fewer people. Picnic area was clean and had plenty of room. Food reasonably priced,staff are very friendly too. In all a positive experience for all.

Very clean and tidy. A lot of investment made again in the last year and more improvements planned for 2024. New rides, facilities and general improvements. Excellent place to take children of all ages, and plenty to do for adults. Thoroughly recommend a visit. Excellent value for money.

Nice day out , but bring a picnic as quite expensive.

Excellent day out, great value for money, food was a little restricted but looks like you can take your own picnic, really enjoyed our day here and hope to return next year! Enough to suit the whole family, couple of coasters, lots for young kids and thankfully Octopus and flume ride which offered much need saturation on a particularly warm day! The splash adventure was such an hit and we spent half our day there! We can’t wait to come back!

We had an absolutely fantastic day out here. Very clean, with friendly staff. A small enough site to be able to walk around easily yet plenty of rides to fill a whole day. Our children are 10 and 12 and they both agreed it was the best day of their holiday. Good old fashioned fun with rides like bumper cars, log flume and the pirate ship (big shout out to the male operator who was encouraging screaming competitions - he made that ride his own!l). There were also rides for younger children and bigger roller coasters which older kids were loving. Even though we visited in August it didn't feel too busy and by the end of the day we went on the popular Apollo Sream Rocket 4 times without queueing. We took a picnic but also enjoyed some waffles whilst we were there. Food prices were very reasonable and we didn't feel like we were being ripped off at every opportunity like at some themes parks. Would definitely recommend.

Brilliant! We absolutely loved it! Prices are very reasonable, pretty much no queue for the rides, variety of rides and attractions for all ages. Staff incredibly nice and friendly. Overall very clean, well maintained and looking quite new! Totally worth it! Keep up the great work!

Really good park, well set out so you haven't got far to walk between rides, and a nice variety covering all ages. Food and drink prices weren't too bad either for a captive audience

Was way smaller than what we expected, however the collection of species was good and the Aquarium was clean and well maintained. Undoubtedly the main attraction was the crocodile ! We had bought a combined ticket for the Aquarium as well as the Butterfly garden which is a short distance away.On a sunny day, the Butterfly garden is awesome !

Sadly I have to say although fun for the kids it cost 50 euro and is only a small area. I can't recommend for the price. Max family of 4 should be is 25 euro for this place

Good wet weather alternative - if a little smaller than many others and needs a bit of updating. The main attraction is the Paris sewer crocodile but they have some fascinating other aquatic creatures as well. Takes about an hour to go through it in reasonable detail with two primary aged grandchildren. Most explanations are in French and English which helps.

Located well but had a very poor experience here. Nothing individually awful but rather a series of small slights and a lack of empathy or service. Arrived in the morning of a Saturday, with plans to attend a wedding that afternoon. We asked whether an early check in before 3pm was possible and were told categorically no. We then asked whether there was a room or space we could use for my wife to get ready, and were told the hallway mirror and toilet are available to us if we'd like. Checked in to find the room (a "standard" room) was very small, as was the bathroom. Clearly a larger room had been split into two small ones. The room was a little larger than the bed, which is a narrow double of 160cm, and had room to walk around all sides. The bathroom has a standing shower and toilet, with room for one person to realistically get ready. We were disappointed to find that the adjustable shower head was broken and would not stay in position, though it did provide water fine when held in the hand. The cup in the room was cracked. Also we could not find an iron to prepare our clothes. Notably the doors are not self locking so care should be taken to check the door before leaving, as well as when sleeping at night if that is a concern. It was an unusually hot and humid summer day, and the rooms are not air conditioned. Not a problem itself, but we asked for a fan and were told "we do not have fans for the standard rooms". Instead we left for the wedding steeped in sweat. After one night we decided to forgo the second night we had booked and move to another property. The hotel itself is well-located and the ornamental decor is charming and quaint (with a view of the castle rampart), however this is simply not enough to justify the €100 per night price. Each of the points above alone would be a small nuisance, but together made us feel like we were unwanted house guests rather than paying customers.

Super charming hotel with good location and good service! Smaller rooms are cheaper and have lots of storage space and closets. Breakfast was delicious.

Our room was so comfortable that we had the best night's sleep of our trip. Staff were friendly and very helpful, thank you! Red riding hood and Harry potter also enjoyed they're stay ;)

Very friendly, clean, silent and typical French hotel,in the nice part of the old town of Vannes, love IT!!!

Quaint, sweet, well appointed and well run!!

(Translated by Google) Delighted to arrive at reception to learn that our reservation (made via a hotel reservation site) had been canceled because there would have been a difference of 9 (NINE) euros between the price paid and the price expected by the hotel for the night reserved. Wouldn't it be better to at least contact the customer before canceling? (Original) Ravi d'arriver à la réception pour apprendre que notre réservation (faite via un site de réservation d'hôtels) avait été annulée car il y aurait eu une différence de 9 (NEUF) euros entre le prix payé et le prix attendu par l'hôtel pour la nuit réservée. Ne serait-il pas préférable d'au moins contacter le client avant d'annuler?

(Translated by Google) Very charming hotel, located right in the city center on the shopping streets. The room has a pleasant view of the ramparts. (Original) Hôtel très charmant, situé en plein centre ville dans les rues commerçantes. La vue de la chambre sur les remparts est agréable.

While we didn't have enough time to explore the ramparts, we were lucky enough to spend s sunny evening walking around Vannes. The city is a real gem, soaked in history. If you like castles, towers and wobbly old wooden framed medieval buildings...this is the place to be! Some great food to be had also.

Stunning area , gardens are kept impeccable

Only small section to walk along. Nice views, not busy.

Do you want to experience a classy French medieval town oozing history and culture...Vannes is the place to visit

Very impressive, well preservdd

A very interesting visit. If you are short on time or prefer not to walk very far use the petite tourist train which has headphones for various languages.

There is something very magical about this place. I visited it several times; very peaceful and attractive

(Translated by Google) Well located, large and pleasant (Original) Bien placé, vaste et agréable