Discover the Brittany region
Situated at the westernmost tip of France, Brittany is a region of spectacular scenery, unique culture and deep-rooted identity. With its rugged coastline, picturesque villages, craggy coastline, legendary forests and Celtic culture, Brittany will appeal to travellers in search of authenticity, nature and history.
A spectacular, vibrant coastline
With over 2,700 km of coastline, Brittany has the longest coastline in France. It offers an exceptional diversity of marine panoramas: pink granite cliffs, fine sandy beaches, secret coves, wild bays, mythical islands (Bréhat, Ouessant, Belle-Île-en-Mer...).
Seaside resorts such as Dinard, Carnac, Quiberon and Concarneau, as well as lively fishing ports, are all invitations to discover the sea in all its forms, from swimming and sailing to fishing, surfing and coastal walks.
A unique historical and cultural heritage
Brittany is also a land of legends: the forest of Brocéliande, the menhirs of Carnac, abbeys, medieval castles... It still has a strong Celtic influence, visible in its regional language, fest-noz, traditional music and popular festivals.
Its emblematic cities, such as Rennes, Vannes, Quimper, Saint-Malo and Brest, offer a clever blend of urban dynamism, built heritage and local traditions.
A green region, looking to the sea and the land
Brittany is a veritable playground for lovers of hiking, cycling, kayaking, sailing and horse-riding. With its regional nature parks, inland canals, forests and coastal paths (GR34), it's a great place to get away from it all.
It's also a region committed to sustainable development, landscape conservation and responsible tourism.
An iodised and generous gastronomy
Famous for its crêpes and galettes, Brittany abounds in seafood: oysters, mussels, scallops, langoustines, edible seaweed... It's also home to artisanal ciders, far breton, kouign-amann and other regional specialities rich in character.
Brittany's markets and gourmet festivals showcase this simple, refined maritime region.
An active economy, combining the sea, innovation and culture
Driven by agri-food, fishing, new technologies, marine energies and tourism, Brittany is a region with strong economic potential. Rennes, Brest, Lorient and Lannion are dynamic centres for higher education, research and sustainable development.
The region is also attracting a growing number of neo-ruralites, attracted by its quality of life, accessibility and human values.
Greater accessibility
Thanks to its TGV high-speed rail links (Paris-Rennes in 1h30), airports (Rennes, Brest, Lorient), road network and sea links, Brittany is easily accessible while retaining its unspoilt, unspoilt character.
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