Brittany Tourism, Leisure, Holidays, Travel & Activities

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Brittany Tourism

Holidays in Brittany including travel information, ferries & flights to Brittany, tourist information , places to visit, leisure activities such as walks , excursions, horse riding , golf, cycling, sailing , fishing , museums, castles & chateaux .

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Weather & Climate in Brittany

Forecasts and climate information

Want to know the current weather in Brittany or get a forecast? Use our up-to-the-minute forecasts, or check out information on the area's climate. weather and climate...

Brittany Tourism Holidays & Leisure

More tourism info

Tourist Offices
Travel to Brittany
The Breton Canals
Breton Phares
Favourite Views
Brittany Weather
Brittany Holidays
Parks & Gardens
Rambling in Brittany
Sailing in Brittany
The Brittany of Châteaux
Walking in Brittany
Horse Riding in Brittany
Fishing & Angling in Brittany
The Islands of Brittany
The Phenomenon of the Tides
The Château de la Hunaudaye
Saint-Malo
Rainy Day Activities in Brittany
Why Cycle in Brittany?
Folk Museums in Brittany
Roosters and Ramparts
Petite Cité de Caractère
Armor - Landscape of the Sea
Brittany Tidal Data
Thalassotherapy in Brittany
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Flying to France?

Visit the FrenchEntrée Flights to France map to view the airlines flying from the UK airports to France.

Editor's picks

Brittany has 4,000 chateaux, manors and stately homes built in the Middle Ages, the Renaissance or subsequent centuries. more...

Brittany Tourism

Things to see and do in Brittany Tourism in Brittany including holiday accommodation , travel information, ferries & flights to Brittany, tourist information , places to visit, leisure activities such as walks , excursions, horse riding , golf, cycling, sailing , fishing , museums, castles & chateaux.

10 reasons to visit Finistère

From picturesque ports to historic sites and sensational seafood, Finistère has it all. Here, Justin Postlethwaite picks out the top 10 reasons to visit Finistère... more...

The Stuff of Legend

Paimpont forest Miroir aux fees

Searching out inspiration for your next holiday needn’t be confined to travel brochures and websites – classic French literature can suggest places to go and things to see. Chrétien de Troyes was a prolific medieval writer, some of whose poems relate to le Fôret de Paimpont in Brittany. more...

Arts and crafts for everyone in Brittany

Artichaut gallery and art workshop The workshop

Amanda and Tim Bates chose the highest village in Brittany from which to run their new business - an art gallery and craft workshops, housed in converted farm buildings within the grounds of their centuries old house. more...

Things to do in Brittany

Your guide to attractions and activities in Brittany Water slide

Brittany is loved by visitors, because it offers such a large range of attractions for all tastes, and it is so easy to reach from the UK. Here are some of our favourite things to do in Brittany, with details on how to do them - reasons to enjoy a break Brittany at any time of year, from theme parks and castles to megalithic stones and fishing.
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La Maison Blanche Chambres d'Hotes - Brittany

An Introduction to this Stunning Malestroit Accommodation

Situated on the edge of the medieval centre of Malestroit, on the banks of the Nantes-Brest canal/River Oust, La Maison Blanche provides the ideal base, whether you are visiting the area for a holiday, short stay in transit or house hunting... more...

Brittany Holiday Accommodation

Lots of places to stay in beautiful Brittany

Gite to Let

Our Brittany holiday accommodation section is where you will find gites to let, bed and breakfast, hotels and chambre d'hote in the departments of Finistere, Cotes D'Armor, Ille et Vilaine and Morbihan..more

The Phenomenon of the Tides

Brittany has the highest tides in Europe

Mont St Michel

The tide, the daily movement of the sea, is a universal phenomenon. For a long time, our ancestors believed this event was governed by the gods or some other dark ... more...

Argoat - A Wooded Landscape

Woodland Brittany

The Black Mountains

Originally, Brittany was covered by an immense forest. The mild, damp climate and high levels of sunshine favoured the growth of a wide variety of trees: oak, beech, hornbeam, chestnut and conifers... more...