Visiting the alignments is an unforgettable experience and an absolute must if you're in the region! It's a magical place that both kids and adults will find fascinating,perfect for a family adventure. The megaliths stretch across a vast and stunning landscape, and to make the most of your visit, I highly recommend starting at "La Maison des Mégalithes". This visitor center is full of engaging information and offers free maps, self-guided materials, and even guided tours, if you want to dive deeper into the history and mystery of this incredible place. Whether you choose to explore on your own or join a tour, you're in for something truly special. ⚠️Just keep in mind that this is a fragile monument, and it needs all of us to help preserve it. So please, follow the rules set by the caretakers, respect the site, and let's make sure this wonder stays intact for generations to come.

Visited on both the Wednesday and Saturday, more stalls open on the latter. Top tip is to follow the queues! Led us to some outstanding produce - ie outside there were multiple strawberry stalls but only one with a big queue. Outstanding fish, seafood, meat, cheese, fruit and vegetables with also Asian, Italian stalls too. Highlights inside include the espresso stand, fish in the middle, multiple cheese vendors. Highlights outside include the home made pasta, strawberries.

It was an interesting museum to visit. There are several tours to choose from. We paid 31€ for the marine museum, which has hands-on activities, plus the submarine tour and K3 - where the submarines were built. I suggest pre booking tour tickets - all in French for the K3 bunker - to plan your day properly. Free parking is available adjacent to the venue. There are several cafés nearby for food and drinks. It would have been beneficial to have bi-lingual information boards plus direction signposts.

A great museum that teaches you about French submarine history and the important role this base had during both WW2 and the Cold War. It was a unique experience to step inside a decommissioned diesel submarine. Arrive early for parking close to the museum.

Big portion. Worth and tasty

Delicious dishes for all four of us! Beautifully presented, generous portions. Homemade bread, fries and desserts. Highly recommended. Chose the restaurant from La Fourchette for a special celebration and can agree with others' high praise. Covid correct as well.

Great food for fairly stable price, really excellent service from very polite staff

We did the 10 course tasting menu (180 Euro) with wine pairing (100 Euro). A note on pricing --- The price difference between 6 and 8 courses is only 30 euro, 8 courses being 130 euro, so when the delta was 50 euro between 8 and 10 courses I asked what the 2 extra dishes were (meaning appetizer, main, dessert) and they replied they don't know, it's all a surprise. It's subjective but I'd say we had 2 desserts, 2 mains, and 6 appetizers. Also they don't list the wine pairing price for the 10 course but we got it and were charged 100 euro. The food was excellent. It was my first time ever having cockles. The lobster and langoustine were highlights. The service was also exceptional and fast considering how many dishes we received. At the start of the meal we mentioned we'd want a taxi for the ride back and they were able to time our expected completion and had one ready for us. The wine was nice. Most of them from the last 2 years which might be because they only served one red. Still, I was personally hoping for some older vintages.