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Chantal le PenduSaoutalarin
Guiscriff
56560
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This gite offers a high level of comfort and is fully equipped. On the ground floor, you will find a well-equipped kitchen, a cozy living room with a sofa and TV, as well as a bathroom and toilets. Moving up to the first floor, there is a spacious bedroom with a double bed and an additional single bed, another bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom, and separate toilets. Additionally, the gite provides a washing machine for both linen and dishes. Outside, there is a beautiful garden for you to enjoy.Reviews
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Directions
To reach your destination, follow these revised travel directions:
Exit the N165 at Bannalec and head towards Saint Thurien. From there, continue towards Guiscriff for about 4 kilometers. Afterward, take a right turn onto Saoutalarin. Proceed to the top of the village.
Exit the N165 at Bannalec and head towards Saint Thurien. From there, continue towards Guiscriff for about 4 kilometers. Afterward, take a right turn onto Saoutalarin. Proceed to the top of the village.
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| Holiday Home | 5 | 205 | 440 | ||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Quimper (20 km): Quimper is a charming town known for its well-preserved medieval city center and stunning Gothic-style cathedral. Visitors can explore picturesque streets lined with half-timbered houses, visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts, and enjoy traditional Breton cuisine in local restaurants.
- Concarneau (35 km): Situated on the coast, Concarneau is a fortified town offering visitors a glimpse into its maritime past. The town is famous for its walled old town, known as the "Ville Close." Inside, you'll find narrow streets filled with shops, restaurants, and the Museum of Fishing.
- Pont-Aven (30 km): Renowned for being the inspiration behind many works of art, Pont-Aven is a charming village nestled along the Aven River. Visitors can stroll along the river, admire the picturesque bridges, visit art galleries showcasing local works, and sample delicious Breton pastries.
- Locronan (60 km): This beautifully preserved medieval village is often referred to as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France." Locronan boasts well-preserved granite buildings and cobblestone streets, making it a perfect place for a leisurely walk. Don't miss the Church of St. Ronan and the Maison des Tisserands museum.
- Carnac (80 km): Carnac is famous for its ancient megalithic sites, including over 3,000 standing stones. Visitors can explore the alignments, visit the Carnac Museum of Prehistory to learn about the area's history, and enjoy the nearby sandy beaches.
- Lorient (45 km): Lorient is a vibrant coastal city with a rich maritime heritage. It offers a variety of attractions, including the Cité de la Voile Eric Tabarly, a museum dedicated to sailing, and the Submarine Base, which showcases the city's involvement in World War II.
- Belle-Île-en-Mer (70 km + ferry): Belle-Île-en-Mer is the largest of Brittany's islands and is renowned for its natural beauty. Visitors can explore rugged coastal landscapes, picturesque villages, and stunning beaches. Don't miss the dramatic cliffs of Port Coton and the charming village of Sauzon.
- Vannes (80 km): Vannes is a historic city with well-preserved medieval fortifications. The city features a charming old town with narrow streets, half-timbered houses, and the stunning Cathedral of St. Peter. Take a walk along the ramparts and visit the Musee de la Cohue to explore local art and history. These attractions offer a variety of experiences, from exploring historical sites and museums to enjoying coastal landscapes and delicious local cuisine.