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Vacation in Morbihan
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The Morbihan region is located in southern Brittany. The climate is mild, the beaches are white and the sea blue as elsewhere in Brittany. There are lovely little villages in Morbihan.
Here are also the towns of Josselin, Rochefort en Terre, Lorient and Vannes. The coastal towns are also beautiful. Morbihan is a fantastic region with many different sights
The weather in Morbihan is with mild winters and hot summers
The nature:
The region is also named Morbihan by the Gulf. One of the biggest sights in southern Brittany is the bay with its 20 kilometers long and 15 kilometers wide dam. In the bay are 42 small islands.
Not everyone is open to tourists as most are privately owned, but the 2 largest islands of Ile aux Moines and Ile d'Arz are open
A little outside Vannes in Quai Port Blanc you can sail to Ile aux Moines (5 minutes)
Other attractions:
Carnac: With Renaissance style buildings. As well as a 2 kilometer long beach.
Josselin: Chateau Josselin. The castle is the right place to visit if you are interested in architecture, the style of the castle is a mixture of gothic and renaissance style.
Broceliande: Heath, flowers and springs in the Broceliande forest. It is an area that has an adventurous edge. It is from here the story and King Arthur originated. The forest is located near the town of Ploemel.
Cities in Morbihan:
Rochefort en-Terre: located approx. 25 kilometers from Vannes. It is one of France's most beautiful villages. The main attraction is the Chateau de Rochefort, as well as many beautiful flower-decorated houses in the city
Vannes: In the northernmost part of the bay lies the elegant city of Vannes, it is Morbihan's second largest city and a natural center. There is a big medieval festival and jazz festival in town
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The Morbihan region is located in southern Brittany. The climate is mild, the beaches are white and the sea blue as elsewhere in Brittany. There are lovely little villages in Morbihan.
Here are also the towns of Josselin, Rochefort en Terre, Lorient and Vannes. The coastal towns are also beautiful. Morbihan is a fantastic region with many different sights
The weather in Morbihan is with mild winters and hot summers
The nature:
The region is also named Morbihan by the Gulf. One of the biggest sights in southern Brittany is the bay with its 20 kilometers long and 15 kilometers wide dam. In the bay are 42 small islands.
Not everyone is open to tourists as most are privately owned, but the 2 largest islands of Ile aux Moines and Ile d'Arz are open
A little outside Vannes in Quai Port Blanc you can sail to Ile aux Moines (5 minutes)
Other attractions:
Carnac: With Renaissance style buildings. As well as a 2 kilometer long beach.
Josselin: Chateau Josselin. The castle is the right place to visit if you are interested in architecture, the style of the castle is a mixture of gothic and renaissance style.
Broceliande: Heath, flowers and springs in the Broceliande forest. It is an area that has an adventurous edge. It is from here the story and King Arthur originated. The forest is located near the town of Ploemel.
Cities in Morbihan:
Rochefort en-Terre: located approx. 25 kilometers from Vannes. It is one of France's most beautiful villages. The main attraction is the Chateau de Rochefort, as well as many beautiful flower-decorated houses in the city
Vannes: In the northernmost part of the bay lies the elegant city of Vannes, it is Morbihan's second largest city and a natural center. There is a big medieval festival and jazz festival in town
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