As said, we come by here always, we eat here , enjoy it here ,ride boats here, and do shopping galore on many items yet I need to tell you more,with new pictures from my latest round in town always here but sometimes need to tell you more for you and me, I will tell you a bit more on favorites spots in my capital City of Vannes, in my beautiful Morbihan dept 56, in my lovely Bretagne, and in my belle France. Therefore, here again the curiosities of Vannes , part XXXV !!! Hope you enjoy it as I
You have at Le Port also, the nice Le Kiosque at the Esplanade Simone Veil , right bank of the port. Free admission open every day from 10h to 13h and from 14h to 18h. You see tempo collections of contemporary arts exhibitions all year around.
The Le Port is a lively and urban district of Vannes, covering an area of 1.5 km². This is a building you should not go by without coming in. Loads of information and good one is inside with a helpful staff. This is the Golfe du Morbihan Tourist Office of Vannes at the Quai Eric Tabarly. The pleasure boats marina which houses of course pleasure boats
The place Gambetta, of hemispherical plan, marks the end of the port of Vannes and puts it in contact with the historic center by the Porte Saint-Vincent. The construction of the houses of the former Place du Morbihan ended in 1843. The square was restored in 1976, which gave rise to the destruction of the remaining arches of the old Saint-Vincent bridge. The free space is almost entirely used by cafes and restaurant terraces.
Le Tarmac in rue Ferdinand le Dressay on the other side of the pleasure boats marina canal that takes out to the Gulf of Morbihan and eventually to the Atlantic Ocean! We have come back several times more. They have a terrace right on the sidewalk facing the canals, and then a street level room and a very cozy first level or 2nd floor US. Our favorite hangout if in town see yahh !
The Stade de La Rabine stadium is the main stadium in the city of Vannes. Located on the right bank of the port marina, the stadium takes its name from the Rabine promenade, a long alley planted with trees that stretches nearly 800 meters between the port esplanade to the north and the quays of the commercial port to the south. The term “Rabine” is of Breton origin, it means “alley planted with trees. “ On the pic the entrance to the tribune nord section,
The city of Vannes on its heritage : https://www.mairie-vannes.fr/decouvrir-le-patrimoine-vannetais
The Local Gulf of Morbihan tourist office on Vannes :https://www.golfedumorbihan.bzh/explorer-vannes/decouvrir-vannes/golfe-morbihan/vannes/
The Morbihan dept 56 tourist office on Vannes : https://morbihan.com/decouvrir/le-morbihan-et-ses-perles-bretonnes/destination-golfe-du-morbihan/vannes-entre-art-et-histoire/
The Bretagne region tourist office on Vannes:https://www.brittanytourism.com/destinations/the-10-destinations/southern-brittany-morbihan-gulf/vannes/
There you go folks, something nice around beautiful architecture and wonderful history I love it ,never tired of visiting Vannes !! Again, hope you enjoy this post on the curiosities of Vannes, part XXXV !!! as I.
And remember, happy travels, good health, and many cheers to all !!!
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