Brittany Region in France

For several generations, the inhabitants of Brittany risked life, catching fish in stormy waters and struggling with a non-frozen saline soil, and their resistance was fueled by Celtic culture: mystical and musical, sometimes melancholic, and sometimes life-affirming. After uniting with France in 1532, Bretonians gradually lost their language, and the local population decreased. Nowadays, the local residents are still inclined to consider a separate territory, although few of them can be called a nationalist.

The recent rise in the economy, who partly contributed to summer tourism, is largely obliged to local initiatives. The artistry of the Celts is manifested in the festivals of traditional Breton music, poetry and dance. Most visitors to Brittany attract the coast, which after the azure shore is considered the most popular summer resort area of \u200b\u200bthe country with local sights: sandy beaches, rocks and coastal islands. Arriving here on the canal or on the Norman coast impressive the mouth of the river in Saint-Little and, located in 20 kilometers upstream.

The South Coast of Brittany is known for its prehistoric past and buildings in, and although the beaches here are not so spectacular as in the finister, water is warmer. One of the most lively urban centers. In addition to Saint-Little, the main port of Brittany is a lord near North-West Cape. If you go to the city center from the pier according to the signs, then you approach the station located 100 meters south on Ropartz Morvan Street. The turboo is located at Rue Gambetta, 46 (Monday-Saturday 9.00-12.30 and 13.30-18.00 / 19.00, July-August Sunday 10.00-12.30), where there is access to the Internet.

French city Saint-little

Saint-little, obscured by the walls and built from the same gray granite as Mont-Saint-Michel, it is best looks from the river Rans and the Sea. His old trees may seem sinless and squat, and tourists here in summer a lot, but a walk near the tiny fortress with the buildings of the XVII century will deliver you an incredible pleasure. The city museum in the castle on the right at the entrance to Port Saint-Vincent (daily 10.00-12.00 / 12.30 and 14.00-18.00, the winter is closed on Mondays) talks about the history of welfare and glory Saint-little, including colonialism, slave trade and piracy.

Arrival, accommodation and meals in Saint-Little (France)

Buses stop at the main city gates (Porte St-Vincent), and trains - on the other side of the port, a 10-minute walk away. The tourbocho is located on Esplanade St-Vincent, right in front of the gate (Monday-Sunday 9.00-12.30 and 13.30-19.00, July-August works in Lunch; Winter is closed on Sundays). In the old city, it is always difficult to find accommodation, despite the huge number of hotels, but you can try happiness in places such as Le Nautilus, 9 Rue De La Corne de Cerf, and Le Louvre, 2 Rue des Marines. There are also a number of points near the station.

In the suburbs of Parame, 2 kilometers north-east of the station, there is a frequently filled hostel at 37 Avenue R. P. Umbricht. There is a municipal campsite Cite d'Aleth on Allee Gaston Buy near shops and the beach. Most restaurants are quite expensive, so it is better to go to the snack bar (Creperie and Moulerie) like La Brigantine, 13 Rue de Dinan, and Le Brick, 5 Rue Jacques-Cartier. COQUILLE D'OEUF on 20 Rue De La Cerf Corne offers a cheap traditional food. Internet access is available in Cate Imprim, 39 Boulevard Des Talards.

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