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 Információk a régióról
Brittany is famous for its megalithic monuments, which are scattered over the peninsula, the largest alignments are near Carnac. The purpose of these monuments is still unknown, and many local people are reluctant to entertain speculation on the subject. The words dolmen and menhir are 'Breton' and commonly used by either French people.
Brittany is also known for its calvaries, elaborately carved sculptures of crucifixion scenes, to be found in churchyards of villages and small towns, especially in Western Brittany.
The walled city of Saint-Malo, a popular tourist attraction, is also an important port linking Brittany with England and the Channel Islands.
Located on the west coast of France, Brittany has a warm, temperate climate. Rainfall occurs regularly - which has helped keep its countryside green and wooded, but sunny, cloudless days are also common.
Brittany's most popular summer resorts are on the south coast (La Baule, Belle Île, Gulf of Morbihan), although the wilder and more exposed north coast also attracts summer tourists.
Válasszon ki egy megyét: kattintson a névre vagy a térképre
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Morbihan
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Morbihan
Fort-Bloqué (Ploemeur) |
Morbihan
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Morbihan
Fort-Bloqué (Ploemeur) |
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