Dinan

In the morning, we seek shelter within the massive walls of Dinan Castle. At noon, we carefully descend the slippery cobblestones of Rue du Jerzual to the port, where a hot cider warms us up. In the afternoon, the Basilica of Saint-Sauveur provides a dry and peaceful retreat. We end the day in a cozy bistro in the old town while the Breton rain patters against the windows.

The winter morning starts fresh at the castle, where frost whitens the battlements. At noon, we warm up in a creperie by the port with a hearty galette. In the afternoon, we enjoy the golden light on the ramparts before the sun sets early behind the viaduct. In the evening, Dinan shines in festive lighting, bathing the medieval half-timbered houses in magical light.

This bike tour combines the history of Dinan with the nature of the Rance. After exploring the upper town, ride down to the port and follow the flat towpath to the picturesque village of Léhon. There, visit the abbey and the medieval bridge. In the afternoon, cycle further along the river before returning to Dinan via the impressive viaduct.

Our bike tour through wet Dinan starts in the old town, where we navigate carefully on the stones. At noon, the port offers a welcome break in the dry. The path to Léhon Abbey is scenic but can be muddy. In the afternoon, we follow the Rance and return via the impressive viaduct, while the wind whips up the raindrops.

The winter bike tour takes us through the quiet streets of the old town. The cold air at the port is refreshing as we cycle to Léhon, where the old abbey shines in the frost. In the afternoon, the Rance towpath is lonely and peaceful. The return journey via the viaduct offers a wide view of the wintry gray valley before we warm up with a hot drink.

By car, you explore not only Dinan but also its surroundings. After a morning in the old town, drive to nearby Léhon. After lunch at the port of Dinan, the trip leads to the majestic ruins of La Hunaudaye, a true knight's castle. Finally, return to Dinan to end the day on the ramparts.

In the rain, the car provides perfect comfort for exploring Dinan and its surroundings. In the morning, we take a short stroll through the old town before driving to Léhon. After lunch at the port, we take a trip to La Hunaudaye Castle, which looks particularly mystical in the rain. We end the day with a panoramic view from the ramparts, protected by the warmth of the car.

A winter car journey through Brittany shows Dinan at its quietest. The frosty old town is almost empty in the morning. In Léhon, we admire the bare trees along the Rance before having lunch at the port. The drive to Hunaudaye takes us through sleepy villages. To finish, we enjoy the early evening light over the city while the car's heater provides cozy warmth.