Brittany (Bretagne in French) in France's northwest region was first known to the Romans as Lesser Britain. The famous peninsula is located close to Normandy and the Loire Valley of France. A stay in Brittany will leave you feeling like you're in a perpetual Celtic fairytale with many of its towns and cities having retained their medieval architecture. Introduction to Brittany - Overview - Culture - Location & Orientation - Climate & When to Visit - Sightseeing Highlights - Rennes - Fougeres & Vitre - Chateau de Fougeres - Chateau de Vitre - Chateau des Rochers-Sevigne - Josselin - Chateau de Josselin - Kerguehennec Sculpture Garden - Emerald Coast (Cote d'Emeraude) - Mont St. Michel - Dinan - Musee du Chateau (Castle Museum) - Saint-Malo - Chateau de St-Malo - Grand Aquarium - Dinard - Casino Barriere de Dinard - Dinard Golf Club - Pink Granite Coast (Cote du Granit Rose) - Glass Studios of Brehat - Morlaix & Roscoff - Queen Anne's House - Chateau de Suscinio - Brest - Oceanopolis - Ecomusee d'Ouessant - Douarnenez & Locronan - Quimper - Auray, Carnac & Quiberon - Vannes - Recommendations for the Budget Traveler - Places to Stay - Rennes - St. Malo - Brest - Quimper - Vannes - Places to Eat & Drink - Dinard - Vitre - Auray - Quiberon - Douarnenez - Places to Shop - Quimper - Roscoff - Rennes - Cancale"