For those interested in french history, and in particular the second world war, Chateau de Trévarez is a must. Awarded France’s ’20th Century Heritage’ label, Trèvarez was the last chateau to be built in France. During the war it was taken over by the Nazis and eventually bombed by the RAF. It remains a spectacular monument of late… Read More Chateau de Trévarez
Le Chaos at Huelgoat, 2o minutes drive from Toul ar Roudou is, in our opinion, one of the must see sites in the area. It is an enchanted forest with rocks and boulders and a charming café. We suggest you start in the town centre and walk through the forest, ending at L’Autre Rive (our… Read More Le Chaos at Huelgoat
The Valley of the Saints which is no more than 10 minutes drive from Toul ar Roudou, is a relatively new project to eventually create 1000 Breton Saints out of local granite stone. All of the saints face the direction from where they originally came. The sculptors can usually be seen working on new sculptures… Read More La Vallée des Saints
The spectacular Côte de Granit Rose is well worth a day visit (c.45 minutes drive from Toul ar Roudou). It includes the splendid Tregastel, Loquirec (which has the most excellent restaurants on the seafront) and opportunities for almost endless coastal walks along the way. The coastal drive from Loquirec to Morlaix also offers superb views… Read More Côte de Granit Rose
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