Concarneau Fishing Port

Concarneau (Pont-Aven), France

Concarneau, a picturesque town in Brittany, is a vibrant hub for artists and seafood enthusiasts. The medieval fortifications of the Citadel, known as the 'Ville Close', offer a historical journey back to the 11th century. The Fishery Museum showcases the maritime heritage with boats and tools from the sardine and tuna fishing era. Wander along the 'Blue Sardines Path' to explore the city's rich past. The coastal charm of Concarneau is amplified by its fishing port, canneries, and the delightful local delicacies. Nearby, Pont-Aven beckons with its colorful streets and artistic legacy. Discover the 14 water mills that once adorned the Aven riverbanks, taste the famous butter cookies, and stroll through quaint hamlets like Kerascoët. Nevez invites you to explore its thatched cottages and the tidal mill of Le Hénan. Trégunc boasts unique standing stones that are steeped in Brittany's history. Rosporden's chapels and the Pierre Loti Path add further layers to this enchanting region.

Location

City: Concarneau

Region: Brittany

Country: France

Coordinates: 47.8753° N, 3.9230° W