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Auray and Vannes<\/h1><\/div><\/div>\n\n

The towns ofAuray<\/strong> and Vannes<\/strong> have a lot in common: they both lie at the bottom of a ria<\/strong>, were once the residences of the Dukes of Brittany<\/strong>, have a harbour, half-timbered houses and narrow streets… make the most of your stay at Camping*** Le Diben <\/strong>and follow the guide!<\/strong><\/p>

Auray<\/strong><\/h2>

If you like towns that speak for themselves about their history, half-timbered houses<\/strong> and art<\/strong>, you’ll love the town of Auray. It’s set in a ria in the Gulf of Morbihan<\/strong>, where the sea and the Auray river meet. <\/p>

In the Middle Ages, the Dukes of Brittany<\/strong> built a bridge, a port and a castle. Today, nothing remains of the castle, but the houses, the narrow streets and the whole town bear witness to this history. <\/p>

You can’t go to Auray without stopping off at the port of<\/strong> Saint-Goustan. <\/strong>It was once an important trading port. Today, it welcomes yachtsmen, artists and craftsmen. <\/p>

To discover the town on foot, pick up the ” Heritage Tours<\/strong> ” leaflets from the Tourist Office <\/strong>.<\/p>

Vannes<\/strong><\/h2>

Vannes<\/strong> enjoys the rare privilege of having a marina right in the heart of the city.<\/strong><\/p>

Keystone of the Gulf of Morbihan<\/strong>, it benefits from its mild and luminous climate.
A prestigious past going back 2000 years with its cathedral, its Mus\u00e9e de la Cohue<\/a><\/strong>its ramparts and old wash-houses. <\/p>