#brittany

#brittany

An almost 400-foot Stone Age undersea wall off Brittany likely served as a fish-trap or dyke around 5,000 BC and now lies beneath 30 feet of water.

Coastal departments in northern and Atlantic France are under flood alerts due to storm Davide producing strong winds, high waves and coinciding high tides.

An American traveler enamored with Brittany's Celtic countryside bought an affordable stone home, spent summers there, and embraced welcoming Bretons after negative Paris experiences.

Brittany plans to triple its tourist tax to raise about €2 per person per night for regional transport funding, facing strong tourism-industry opposition.

Loghan Troadec creates vibrant, nature-inspired designs celebrating Brittany, childhood memories, land-sea interactions, and the people who sustain the land.

Kouign amann, originating in Brittany, is an accidental, extremely buttery caramelized pastry made with a 30% butter, 30% sugar, 40% flour ratio.

Exploring unexpected destinations can lead to delightful discoveries and memorable experiences.

Rennes is a cultural and culinary hub in Brittany, easily accessible via modern transport links.

Budget airline easyJet has launched a new service between Rennes, France, and Manchester, England, to enhance travel options.

Stage 7 of the Tour de France in Brittany features a double ascent of the Mûr-de-Bretagne, emphasizing positioning for riders.