Côtes-d'Armor
Côtes-d'Armor is a department in Brittany. It offers a rich abundance of coastal resorts and fishing ports. The interior is largely agricultural and dotted with small villages.
Cities
- 🌍 Dinan — a medieval town popular with tourists because of its picturesque timber houses, ramparts and stone walls
- 🌍 Lamballe — it has a beautiful Gothic church (13th and 14th centuries)
- 🌍 Paimpol — a renowned fishing port eith a beach, whose harbour front and town centre are made up of pretty little houses
- 🌍 Saint-Brieuc — popular for its summer music festivals
Other destinations
- 🌍 Bréhat — it has stunning natural landscapes, historic sites, and no motorized traffic
- 🌍 Les Sept Îles — a group of islands that is home to an important bird reserve, and a reserve for grey seals
- 🌍 Lac de Guerlédan – an artificial lake created by EDF (an electricity utility), a scenic highlight of interior Brittany
- 🌍 Trégor – one of the nicest provinces of Brittany, with the following towns:
- 🌍 Lannion – has a cute centre
- 🌍 Pleumeur-Bodou – famous for its space and telecommunications museum and bronze-age gallery graves.
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Visit the beautiful Pink Granite Coast - Cote de Granit Rose. The coast offers an abundance of beautiful vistas, ranging from amazing pink granite outcrops through to gloriously sandy beaches.
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