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A day trip to one of the last tidal mills in Brittany. Le Moulin du Prat is located at the river Rance just some miles north of Dinan. It was found in the 15th century and operated until the French Revolution. The mill was abandoned and fell in decay. Some years ago a private association bought it and the surrounding land to rebuild it. Now it serves as a museum.

The Chateau des Roure is a medieval castle with a rich history in the south of France between the Cévennes and the Rhone Valley. In addition to the castle, there is a demonstration of two trebuchets, a medieval forge and the production of silk as practised by the Huguenots.

The tidal island with the famous abbey is only completely submerged by the tide on a few days of the year. This was the case during the spring tide at Easter. View of the bay from the window of my hotel.

Saint-Malo is one of the pearls of Brittany, which has preserved its medieval townscape. A granite fortress wall encircles the entire old town. Join us for a short walk on the wall. The view of the sea, the offshore islands and fortifications is unforgettable.

Today's destination is the historic town of Saint-Malo in northern Brittany. The historic district is highly fortified. The mighty granite walls made it almost impossible to conquer the city. In addition, the city is surrounded on three sides by water. The impressive town has become one of the main tourist magnets in Brittany. It is always worth a trip. We drive along Quai St.-Vincent and enter...

The Huelgoat forest in the Armorika nature park in Brittany is the destination of today's excursion. A cluster of huge, rounded rocks forms a bizarre-looking landscape. No wonder this place is the birthplace of many legends about giants, fairies and other mythical creatures. I wanted to revisit the place, not only for its beauty but also to get some ideas for another Brittany crime novel. As us...