Dinan
This Medieval town in central Bretagne is a great example of old Breton towns. The centre is built inside citywalls, and is spectacularly situated at 75 metres above the river that floats through the town, la Rance. Inside the walls you will see countless beautiful old buildings. Some built will the typical Breton granite rocks, but most of them built with in the even older style: with wood. Especially those wooden houses are very old. Some of them were already built in the 15th century. The central clock tower, the famous Tour de l'Horloge is also built in this period and contains a very famous clockwork inside its wooden tower. There also is an old fortress at the outside of the centre, that now is used as a museum, and behind the cathedral there is a nice park that offers you a stunning view of the environment, the river and the town's harbour. At this side there also is a high...
