Bretagne is one of the most beautiful and historically important regions in France, located in the northwest of the country. It has a population of over 3 million and its capital is Rennes. Bretagne has an extensive coastline and its economy is based on agriculture, fishing, and tourism. In addition to French, the local Breton language is also spoken in the region. The document goes on to describe several picturesque coastal towns and ports in Bretagne, including Saint-Malo, Dinan, Doëlan, Saint-Goustan, Plougrescant, Josselin, and Locronan, highlighting their medieval architecture and seaside settings.

1. One of the most beautiful places in France
is Bretagne, a large region of the
northwest, whose capital is Rennes with a
population of over 3 million inhabitants.
Also one of the most important and
historical regions of France . It has
extensive coastline and its economy is
based on agriculture and fishing and as a
peculiarity, in addition to French, we
speak Breton.
BRETAGNE

2. Like a stone boat aground at the mouth of the
Rance River, Saint-Malo ramparts proudly
displayed next to the beach and port. The facades
and towers that emerge from the fortifications give
the city a so typical silhouette.

4. Dinan
With almost three miles of walls, Dinan and the 14th
century castle stand proudly along the river Rance.
At the top, the half-timbered houses complete your visit
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to this town with medieval character.

7. Doëlan
The ideal port, always ready to pose and look good in
photos. It is a little gem situated in a sea of small valleys
and orchards. All is as one would imagine: colorful
fishing boats, huts of stone and whitewashed houses
arranged in terraces along the banks, striped lighthouses…

9. Saint-Goustan
Passing through the bridge of the expressway between Vannes and Lorient is a port that
attracts the view from the bottom of a river. This is Saint-Goustan. The port and its people
have managed to overcome the centuries preserving its cobbled streets, the stone bridge, the halftimbered medieval houses and dynamic springs.

10. Plougrescant
Everything takes on an extra dimension. Islets that seem
to glitter on the sea, tiny ports, doll houses with granite
giants, boundless horizons and heavenly islands that
extend far as the eye can see …

13. Josselin
The impressive castle towers are reflected in the
waters of Oust. The castle, owned by the Rohan
family, one of Britain's oldest breeds, is the
symbol of this beautiful city.

16. Locronan
Locronan has entered the exclusive club of "small towns of
character" and "the most beautiful villages of France" with
strong arguments. Do not struggle to find the reasons when
you see the central square and admire its beautiful homes
and well in this beautiful medieval town.

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