Built over 500 years ago, Landerneau's Pont de Rohan is one of the last inhabited bridges in Europe. It's bustling with shops, restaurants, cafés and even a place to sleep!

The great contemporary artists meet at the Fonds Hélène et Edouard Leclerc pour la culture! Each year, two exhibitions enliven this venue, anchored in the heart of the city

Living in Landerneau means living to the rhythm of its river, the Elorn. It gives the town its charm, with its tides and variations in light and atmosphere.

In the heart of the Armorique Regional Nature Park, the 680-hectare Menez Meur estate invites you to discover the local flora and fauna. Between moors, heather and forests, this remarkable area offers an immersion in the unique landscapes of the Monts d'Arrée.

The Domaine de Menez Meur is a must for animal lovers. Here you can discover domestic wildlife, with the many farm animals and their newborns... as well as wild fauna, with deer and wolves. To the delight of young and old alike!

Nature walks, creative workshops, animal discovery, introduction to Breton culture... At Domaine de Menez Meur there's something for everyone!

Le sentier côtier chemine entre les pins, les bruyères, et offre un panorama à 360° sur la rade de Brest !

Depuis la pointe du Château à Logonna, c’est seulement à marée basse que vous pourrez accéder à l’île ! Profitez-en pour déguster les huîtres de Julien Coïc, produites sur place.