Holidays in Brittany ?
Visit the Emerald Coast and the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel
Looking for a big house in the countryside, with many things to see nearby ? Look no further because the location of the “Palais Breton” is optimal.
The “Palais Breton” is located in a hamlet of the village of Plerguer, which straddles the Emerald Coast and the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. Located in Ille-et-Vilaine, this large villa is close to the Rance Valley and 10 minutes away from the Côtes d’Armor department.
Northern Brittany is a beautiful region of France to discover. And our 4 stars villa in the middle of the fields promises you a delightful stay.
The “Palais Breton” is located in a hamlet of the village of Plerguer, which straddles the Emerald Coast and the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. Located in Ille-et-Vilaine, this large villa is close to the Rance Valley and 10 minutes away from the Côtes d’Armor department.
Northern Brittany is a beautiful region of France to discover. And our 4 stars villa in the middle of the fields promises you a delightful stay.
This Gîte de France is still near the main roads, which allow you to reach rapidly and easily the numerous beautiful tourists sites of the area. Indeed, you are 20 minutes away from Dinan, Cancale, Combourg and Dinard. Mont-Saint-Michel and Saint-Malo are 30 minutes away and Rennes, the capital of Brittany, 40 minutes away. The cliffs of Cap Fréhel are just an hour away.
Saint-Malo, the corsair city and its shipowners’ houses
The malouine city is the tourist center of Northern Brittany. We recommend a walk on the ramparts, from the Bon-Secours’ pool to the Sillon’s breakwaters and the Grand Bé’s panorama. And to take the ferry to cross the estuary of the Rance to the mansions of Dinard.
Mont-Saint-Michel, the most visited tourist site outside Paris
Its world renown is not without inconvenience, since the medieval city is composed only of small streets. Congestion in the season is more than a feeling. Nevertheless, the site is in itself magnificent. We advise you to climb at the top of the Abbey, to enjoy the panorama on the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel. Like in Dinan … It’s a steep slope !
Dinan, a medieval town bordered by the Rance
The elevation of a hill separates the old town, located at the top, from the old-port, located below. Dinan moreover means “Hill of the goddess Ahna” in Celtic. Jerzual Street (for “Jerusalem”) connects the two. This sharp steep street (75 meters of gradient, 35% of declivity in some areas) is also very pleasant to walk, bordered with its old half-timbered houses.
Rennes, Brittany’s capital
It is a real big city, in which you will find all the possible shopping brands but also a lot of smaller shops. Rennes is renowned for its half-timbered houses. About 300 of them still remain, some of which are over 500 years old.
The Cap Fréhel, the most beautiful panorama of the region
The natural site makes it possible to understand why one speaks about “Emerald Coast”. This natural setting allows beautiful walks alongside imposing cliffs of rugged beauty. In the distance, you will notice the Fort La Latte.
Shopping and transports
From the villa, the main commodities (supermarket, bakery, drugstore) are also easily accessible by bike, or by foot for the more athletic ones.
The Dol-de-Bretagne TGV station is located 10 minutes away (direct journey from Paris by 2h30).
The Saint-Malo-Dinard-Pleurtuit airport (also named DNR Airport) is located 20 minutes away (direct journey from London by 1h15).
The Dol-de-Bretagne TGV station is located 10 minutes away (direct journey from Paris by 2h30).
The Saint-Malo-Dinard-Pleurtuit airport (also named DNR Airport) is located 20 minutes away (direct journey from London by 1h15).
In one word like in 100, the “Palais breton” is a big villa doubly well located :
You will be nice in there and quickly everywhere.