Aparthotel Adagio & Spa Vannes
Located near Plescop town centre
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Saint-Pierre de Vannes Cathedral
Saint Pierre's Catholic Cathedral is part of the Diocese of Vannes. It is Gothic in style and consists of the chapels of Saint Louis, Saint Patern and Saint Anne.
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If you have booked your fully-equipped aparthotel in the Morbihan capital of Vannes and you not yet planned what to visit, this medieval city has many surprises in store for you as it offers so many activities.
What is there to do in Vannes?
Cultural, sports and leisure activities, whether you are staying in Vannes for a weekend, a holiday or for a business meeting, you are sure to find something to keep you pleasantly occupied, regardless of the season you visit. If you are a born adventurer, the Gulf hiking circuit is sure to thrill you.
You also have the opportunity of a little break with a visit to local producers or by going to taste Breton flavours in the town's restaurants.
You might also want to cultivate your sea legs by taking a short cruise on a catamaran, or why not test your balance on a stand up paddle.
To enjoy the scenery, the surrounding area also lends itself to horseback riding, which is sure to give you a different view of nature. Fans of heritage will be delighted to stroll through the cobbled streets of the historic centre.
The historic centre and the Cathedral of Vannes
The emblematic cobbled streets, vestiges of the medieval period, give you the opportunity to explore the historic centre of Vannes with its marina, famous ramparts, timber-framed houses, Halle des Lices, the Cohue museum of Fine Arts, the Wednesday and Saturday morning markets and the famous Saint-Pierre Cathedral.
This Gothic style Roman Catholic cathedral, the longest in Brittany, is built on the remains of an old Roman cathedral. Sheltering the relics of Saint Vincent Ferrier since 1419, this historical monument, which is actually a minor basilica, is also a place of pilgrimage on the Tro Breizh route (a pilgrimage dating from the Middle Ages that links the towns of the seven founders of Brittany).
