1. Cycling is very popular in local cities. Clean transport is actively used by both locals and tourists who like walking around beautiful places. Many popular hotels provide a bike for free.
2. Bretagne is an ideal place for gourmets. Many delicacies that are considered rarities even in neighboring regions of the country are ubiquitous in Bretagne. Because of an abundance of fish and shellfish prices of exquisite treats are very affordable at local restaurants.
3. Locals pay great respect to foreigners showing interest in local culture and traditions. They would be pleased to tell stories about their scenic region, including thousands of amazing legends. Indigenous people are always ready to help tourists and talk to them.
4. The mild climate makes Bretagne an attractive holiday destination throughout the year. The coldest month of the year is January, but this time the temperature rarely drops below +4°C. It’s also worth noting that there is no sweltering heat in summer, and the weather is perfect for a beach holiday and for walks.
6. It’s very convenient to travel the region by car, as some attractions can be reached solely by your own. It’s worth noting that all the cities of Bretagne can be reached by toll-free highways, which are in excellent condition.
7. Tourists travelling as a big company and planning to spend much time in the city would found profitable to rent a house. You can book this commodity using special online resources.
One of the main attractive features of Bretagne is an abundance of beautiful beaches; the mild climate makes the region an ideal place for water sports and beach holidays. The coast region … 
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France: travelling advices
8. Summer in France is very hot. The weather varies greatly depending on the region. The best time for a sightseeing trip is May and September-October. 9. Seacoast recreation in the country is concentrated on the resorts of the Azure coast of the Mediterranean Sea; high season is July-August. At this time in the cities are the famous film festivals and cultural events.
10. Public transport runs round the clock in France: between 12.30 and 4AM. Also special night buses run through the streets.
11. In the small and resort towns of France, there is a very high level of security. Tourists can freely stroll through the streets even at night. … Open
