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What to do in Saint-Brieuc?
A two-day visit to Saint-Brieuc
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A weekend exploring with your family
Whether you only have the weekend or are here for longer, the charming town of Saint-Brieuc is fantastic destination for anyone traveling to Côtes-d'Armor. With famous heritage, gourmet food and sea views, losing yourself in the surroundings here is hard to resist. Head to the town center to see the old half-timbered houses there. The Place Guilloux, Saint-Brieuc Cathedral and the Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Fontaine are all must-sees, too. But your explorations around Saint-Brieuc won’t be complete until you’ve taken a turn around the Légué marina.
A week’s stay in our hotel is perfect for exploring Saint-Brieuc and its surroundings. Keep the fun going for longer with a trip to the nature reserve in Saint-Brieuc Bay. Almost 40,000 birds have made the sand, mudflats and salt marshes their home. Or maybe you’d prefer a walk? The Sentier des Douaniers (GR34) runs along the bay, offering some majestic views of the tides. Between activities, restaurants and bistros offer the chance to sample local products and culinary specialties.
For a family getaway, Saint-Brieuc is a winner. A trip through the old town, seaside frolics, and walks along the Sentier des Douaniers make for fun for all the family. In the Vallée de l'Ic 12 miles from your hotel, you’ll come across a little exotic bubble: the Trégomeur Zoo Park. There you’ll get to see rare animals living in flawlessly recreated natural habitats. Reed beds, bamboo groves and Himalayan banana trees complete the look, whisking visitors away to another world entirely. Head back to your hotel room with a head full of memories.
In search of the culinary specialities of Brittany
Brittany is a region known for its gourmet food, so it’s no secret that visitors are in for some wonderful culinary surprises. Your delicious day begins with a hearty all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet at your hotel. After that, there are a thousand and one delicacies to enjoy. In the land of the king scallop, it’s impossible to resist the seafood here. The “perle blanche”, the white meat with the roe removed, is very popular here. As a carpaccio, poached, pan-fried…the choice is yours. Looking for something sweeter? There’s a crêpe combo for every occasion available here — and they’re all unbeatable.
The top events in Saint-Brieuc
During your stay at our hotel in Saint-Brieuc, our team will be delighted to tell you about what’s on while you’re here. The seaside town hosts two big events each year: the Festival Art Rock and the Foire-Expo. There are also countless others on offer further afield in the region. For example, the Fête de la coquille Saint-Jacques in Erquy, Étonnants Voyageurs and Quai des Bulles in Saint-Malo and the Fête des Remparts in Dinan are growing ever more popular each year.
Anecdote about Saint-Brieuc
Saint-Brieuc is a proud guardian of its Breton culture, and shares its heritage through all sorts of events. Exhibitions, talks, fest noz and many more invite newcomers and seasoned insiders to share warm, friendly experiences. The Maison des Cultures de Bretagne runs classes in Breton language, dance, music and more. Did you know that from the 13th to the 19th centuries, the town was trilingual? Breton, Gallo and French were all spoken in the area. Although French is now the most common language, Breton is still taught in schools and organizations, and spoken by families, meaning it is still alive today.
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