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Pidestrian bridge Jean Marin - Port Rhu - Île TristanPidestrian bridge Jean Marin - Port Rhu - Île Tristan
©Pidestrian bridge Jean Marin - Port Rhu - Île Tristan|OT Pays de Douarnenez - Fabrice
Douarnenez Bay
What we call Douarnenez Bay includes Douarnenez town itself plus the neighbouring parishes of:  Le Juch, Kerlaz, Pouldergat and Poullan-sur-mer. Land of the Penn Sardin between...
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Chapelle Notre-Dame de Kérinec, Poullan-sur-MerChapelle Notre-Dame de Kérinec, Poullan-sur-Mer
©Chapelle Notre-Dame de Kérinec, Poullan-sur-Mer|AOCD
Churches and chapels
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Elise Fournier 2023 Allee Couverte De Lesconil Bd 2Elise Fournier 2023 Allee Couverte De Lesconil Bd 2
©Elise Fournier 2023 Allee Couverte De Lesconil Bd 2|Elise FOURNIER
The Gallery Grave of Lesconil
Thread your way through the country lanes between Poullan-sur-Mer and Tréboul, and you’ll come across an impressive megalithic monument in a tiny spot called Lesconil.
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Asso Un Langoustier Pour Douarnenez 2017 Le Skellig Au Guet (1)Asso Un Langoustier Pour Douarnenez 2017 Le Skellig Au Guet (1)
©Asso Un Langoustier Pour Douarnenez 2017 Le Skellig Au Guet (1)
Maritime heritage
Douarnenez: a maritime town, famous for its sardines. From the dawn of time, Douarnenez has been linked with maritime activity. The town always knew how to make the most of the...
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Atelier/boutique céramiqueAtelier/boutique céramique
©Atelier/boutique céramique|Yannick Derennes
Douarnenez, town of artists
Douarnenez is a town that has inspired poets, painters, photographers, and even potters and ceramic artists. With the bay as a backdrop, Douarnenez certainly makes an...
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