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Frederique HibertLa Grande Sauvagere
Saint Pierre de Plesguen
35720
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Our two rooms, "EMERALD" and "DOLMEN", offer a perfect blend of comfort and tradition, each boasting its own bathroom and toilet.Step into Le Grand Salon, where an authentic ambiance of wood and stone awaits, inviting you to enjoy the warmth and conviviality of the place around a crackling fireplace.
The woodwork of the Petit Salon provides a cozy and warm setting for breakfast on the ground floor.
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Attractions
- Mont Saint-Michel: Located about 30 kilometers northwest of La Grande Sauvagere, Mont Saint-Michel is a magnificent medieval abbey situated on a rocky island. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most iconic tourist attractions in France.
- Saint-Malo: Situated approximately 20 kilometers north of La Grande Sauvagere, Saint-Malo is a walled port city known for its picturesque old town and beautiful beaches. Explore the historic ramparts, visit the Saint-Malo Cathedral, or simply enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this charming coastal town.
- Dinan: Positioned around 15 kilometers southwest of La Grande Sauvagere, Dinan is a well-preserved medieval town with cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and a stunning castle. Take a walk along the ramparts, explore the charming old town, and enjoy panoramic views of the Rance River.
- Dinard: Located approximately 25 kilometers north of La Grande Sauvagere, Dinard is a seaside resort town known for its elegant Belle Époque villas and sandy beaches. Stroll along the promenade, visit the beautiful gardens, and admire the stunning views across the English Channel.
- Combourg: Situated about 10 kilometers southeast of La Grande Sauvagere, Combourg is a small town famous for its medieval castle. The Château de Combourg, once home to the renowned French writer François-René de Chateaubriand, offers guided tours and provides insight into the area's history.
- Rennes: Positioned approximately 35 kilometers east of La Grande Sauvagere, Rennes is the capital city of Brittany. With its mix of historical and modern architecture, Rennes offers numerous attractions such as the Parlement de Bretagne, Rennes Cathedral, and the Thabor Park.
- La Bourbansais Castle and Zoo: Located about 10 kilometers west of La Grande Sauvagere, La Bourbansais Castle is a stunning 16th-century castle surrounded by extensive gardens. Additionally, it houses a zoo where visitors can observe various animals and enjoy educational presentations.
- Cobac Parc: Situated approximately 15 kilometers south of La Grande Sauvagere, Cobac Parc is an amusement park offering a range of thrilling rides, water attractions, and recreational activities suitable for all ages. It's an ideal place for families and adventure enthusiasts.
- Château de Fougères: Positioned around 40 kilometers northwest of La Grande Sauvagere, Château de Fougères is one of the largest medieval fortresses in Europe. Explore the castle's towers, dungeons, and ramparts while immersing yourself in the rich history of the region. 10. La Cité des Corsaires: Located in Saint-Malo, about 20 kilometers north of La Grande Sauvagere, La Cité des Corsaires is an interactive museum dedicated to the city's privateers and pirate history. Discover the fascinating stories and artifacts related to piracy and maritime adventures. Please note that distances mentioned are approximate and may vary depending on the specific location.