Bretagne

Gault & Millau reinvents the French stroll. The walk is all about discovery: products and producers, recipes and chefs, gourmet stalls and artisans, hotels, men, women and stories that create links and meaning.

More than 79 referenced establishments

restaurants

artisans

hotels

cities

gourmet itineraries

2024

65 km

2 days on the Crozon peninsula

This little tongue of land between the jaws of Finistère, with Brest to the north and Quimper to the south, is a godsend for the curious tourist. The whole of Brittany is here: the peaceful countryside, the wild coastline, which comes alive when the wind picks up, the little coves and beautiful beaches, the coastline cut into the most beautiful images of the region, and the seafaring villages of Camaret, Morgat, Crozon...

16 km

48 hours in Saint-Malo

While the corsair town's reputation is largely based on its famous 12th-century ramparts, Saint-Malo is more than just a fortified town. It has just as much to offer beyond its walls. Paramé, Rothéneuf and Saint-Servan are examples of rapidly expanding districts, where historic monuments, culture and gastronomy are all thriving.

15 km

48 hours on the island of Groix

From the pointe de Larmor, you'd almost think you could swim to it. But don't be fooled! 7.5 kilometers by the shortest route, some 15 kilometers from the Lorient ferry terminal, and 45 minutes by boat over often rough seas. A trip to Groix isn't easy - it has to be earned.

2023

0 km

48 hours around Roscoff

It's a spur, a point that bristles on the Breton coast of North Finistère. From the seaside town of Roscoff to Carantec, via the charming island of Batz and the vegetable-growing town of Saint-Pol-de-Léon, you'll discover a jewel with a long history.

10 km

48 hours in Vannes

Born in the days of Asterix, lulled by the songs of the sailors, a bourgeois, Catholic town, the sleeping beauty has really come into its own! The capital of Morbihan has always looked to the sea, and is now home to start-ups and innovative companies. Behind its ramparts, it is home to galleries, chic shops and gourmet markets, and cultivates an art of living in which gastronomy is a must.

2022

107 km

1 day in the heart of Brittany

And what if, instead of heading for the horizon, that end of the world that makes you dream, that Crozon peninsula that draws your gaze towards the New World, you went from Plomodiern to discover another Brittany, that of forests and legends?

38 km

48 hours in Belle-Île-en-Mer

Wild, touristy, arid or more clement, the Breton islands each have their own specific charm. What do they have in common? That part of mystery, made up of sailors' stories and legends. Belle-Île-en-Mer, the largest of the 15 Ponant islands, shares this tradition. But with a name like that, you have to live up to it. So, is it really so beautiful?

118 km

48 hours in Quimper

There are certain towns that mark the end of a journey. The historic capital of Finistère, with its rich cultural past, Quimper invites you to take a long break and savor the charms of a Brittany apart, that of Cornouaille.

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This new formula reflects Gault & Millau's desire to offer a practical tool for regional travel enthusiasts in search of flavors and culinary experiences. It is now a gastronomic tourism guide dedicated to epicureans and gourmets, curious to (re)discover the treasures hidden in our beautiful French provinces. Gault&Millau investigators and specialists have selected the best restaurants, food shops, producers and accommodation in the region.