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Nathalie BussonLe Cosquer
St Thegonnec
29410
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If you're seeking an authentic Breton experience, the Little House is the perfect choice for a memorable evening. The exquisite attention to detail in the Weaver's room, adorned with flax, transports you back to the prosperous Renaissance era of St. Thégonnec. Additionally, the maritime theme in Captain Britain's room serves as a gentle reminder that the ocean is never too far away.Reviews
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Directions
St Thégonnec is conveniently located on the RN 12, which is part of the Paris-Brest highway. This makes it easily accessible by road and rail, with the TGV station of Morlaix just 15 minutes away. If you prefer to travel by sea, the Roscoff ferry terminal, which offers connections to the United Kingdom and Ireland, is only 40 minutes away. Additionally, the Brest-Guipavas airport is just a 35-minute drive from St Thégonnec, providing easy access for those arriving by air from cities like Paris, Lyon, Marseille, and more. Whether you're interested in exploring the Arrée mountains and its breathtaking panorama or visiting the nearby coast, reaching St Thégonnec is hassle-free.
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 60 | 60 | OUI | |||||||||||
| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 65 | 65 | 10 | OUI | ||||||||||
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Attractions
- Enclos Paroissial de Saint-Thégonnec: Located in the village of St Thegonnec, this religious site is known for its impressive parish enclosure. It features a stunning church, a triumphal arch, a calvary, and an ossuary. The intricate carvings and architectural details make it a must-visit for history and art enthusiasts.
- Château de Kerjean: Situated just a short drive from Le Cosquer, Château de Kerjean is a magnificent Renaissance-style castle. Explore the well-preserved rooms, admire the beautiful gardens, and learn about the history of this grand estate. The castle often hosts exhibitions and events, providing an immersive experience for visitors.
- Huelgoat Forest: Nature lovers will enjoy a visit to Huelgoat Forest, located a few kilometers away. Known for its enchanting landscapes, the forest is filled with moss-covered rocks, ancient trees, and picturesque streams. Visitors can follow various walking trails, discover the iconic "Chaos de Rochers" rock formations, and even explore the legendary "Devil's Grotto."
- Parish Enclosure of Guimiliau: Another remarkable example of a parish enclosure, the one in Guimiliau is worth a visit. It boasts a stunning church adorned with intricate sculptures, a calvary featuring scenes from the Bible, and an ossuary with a macabre but fascinating display of skeletons. The historical and artistic significance of this site is sure to captivate visitors.
- Cairn de Barnenez: Located on the Bay of Morlaix, Cairn de Barnenez is a prehistoric monument dating back to around 4500 BC. Often referred to as the "oldest megalithic mausoleum in Europe," it consists of several burial chambers and a long passage. Explore the site and learn about its significance in the region's ancient history.
- Morlaix: A charming town situated nearby, Morlaix offers a delightful blend of history and modernity. Wander through the narrow cobblestone streets lined with medieval houses, visit the 16th-century viaduct that spans the town, and explore the bustling port area. The town's rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere make it a great place to soak up local culture.
- La Maison des Johnnies et de l'Oignon de Roscoff: Located in the town of Roscoff, this museum celebrates the traditional onion farming and trading industry. Discover the history and cultural significance of the Roscoff onion, learn about the "Johnnies" who used to travel to the UK to sell them, and explore the interactive exhibits showcasing the onion's journey from field to plate. These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from historical and architectural wonders to natural beauty and cultural heritage.