Favorite thing: The was actually the objective area. We had to walk for more than one hour on the Island to get here. We had a tour of the musee, but the lady on duty was very scared of cameras, so unfortunately , you have to visit here to experience the amazing sea culture and history.
The exhibition covers extensively the period, which, with Augustin Fresnel (1788-1828) began, the "Siècle des Lumières".
Fondest memory: Established in the former power station of the Créac'h lighthouse, the "Centre d'Interprétation des Phares et Balises" is dedicated to the history and techniques of maritime signalling since antiquity.
Very interesting place especially to sea fearers.
Updated Dec 25, 2004
Favorite thing: When I returned from this trip, I offered to send some post cards out to friends, I just want to put it on record, that , those cards that I sent out to some of you came from this shop.
Fondest memory: Most beautiful cards and special envilope from here.
Written Dec 22, 2004
Favorite thing: This is the boat that convey us to several Islands; I couldnt get a picture of it until we came down at Ile d'Oussant.
Fondest memory: The sea was very rough on this occassion and I loved it, seeing the kids sea sick after initial excitements and runing around the whole boat.
Updated Dec 22, 2004
Favorite thing: There were buses waiting on the Island to convey us a little inward where we went to the tourist office to get necessary information to start our adventure.
Fondest memory: The reception and friendliness of the locals.
Updated Dec 22, 2004
Favorite thing: If you are going to Brest, it is necessary to plan for the boat cruise. I did.
Fondest memory: One thing about Brest is that there are numerous other attractive Islands you can visit. Ile d' Ouessant, Molène, Sein. These are beautiful Islands you can visit and have a great time with the family.
Written Dec 22, 2004
Fondest memory: Lots of people talk about driving in France as hectic. However, I have found driving around very interesting. This particular trip took me from Autoroute 11, to N12. As you could see in the picture the roads are good and well marked. I recomend the trip by road, if you want to enjoy Bretagne.
Written Dec 22, 2004
Favorite thing: This is where to do everything when in Brest. Hotels, Shopping, Restaurants etc. It is where my Hotel was located, and I recomend would be visitors to Brest to find this place when in Brest.
Fondest memory: There is a romantic feelings when you walk this street at about the time you saw on the picture. Siam is magical.
Written Dec 21, 2004
Favorite thing: Protruding into the sea on the northwestern edge of France, Brittany and the department of Finistere is also the most northwesterly point in Europe. Being exposed to the Atlantic winds in winter it has a drama that justifies the name 'Finistere' in end of the earth. Its warm summers are thanks to in part to the influence of the Gulf Stream.
Written Dec 8, 2004
Favorite thing: The Bretons are staunchly proud of their culture and traditions.The area's rich maritime traditions are evident in the fishing ports that are dotted around the coastline Its these qualities that makes a holiday to Brittany so captivating.
Fondest memory: Bretons are a hugely hospitable race with a diverse countryside and a cuisine to match.Oysters, crabs and sting ray are among the local specialities washed down with Breton cider.
Written Dec 8, 2004
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Français:
Regardez la Bretagne par les yeux de photographes talentueux et admirez les plus beaux paysages...
English:
Look at Brittany through the eyes of most talented photographers and admire the most beautiful views...
See:
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Updated Jun 9, 2003
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Q: Hello all I'm planning to visit Brest next year and i was wondering if it is possible to visit the U-Boot pens that still exist...

A: I have seen the U boat base in Bordeaux. There is no public access I was aware of. If I recall correctly, part of the structure is now a night club! There were some...
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I actually went back to Brest after tasting this area for the first time early December 2004. I had ealier visited this beautiful town by air, and I wasn't satisfied. So, I did it again by road. This...
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"Tout semble s'être réuni ici pour séduire et effrayer, pour étonner, pour frapper l'imagination, pour jeter l'esprit aux vertiges de l'immensité et du mystère, pour faire comprendre que c'est ici la...
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I haven't really been in Brest, but I have been in som,e places that lay around and close to Brest. You might have guessed it, there are no pages for these places so I will have to put it on this...
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