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Brittany has long been culturally and geographically distinct from the main bulk of the country. Known to the Celts as Armorica, the land of the sea, Brittany's past swirls with the legends of drowned cities and Arthurian forests. Prehistoric megaliths arise mysteriously from land and sea, and the medieval is never far from the modern. Celtic music is still a genuine part of the Breton lifestyle.

Breton houses, Côtes d'Armor	Cote d'Emeraude, close to Saint-Malo
Seashore Calvary	Pointe du Raz and Baie des Trépassés
Estuary of Trieux, Côtes d'Armor	Lighthouse
Plogoff, Pointe du Raz	Saint-Malo
Sand-yachting, Saint-Malo beach	Surfing board, Cotes d'Armor
binious players (breton bagpipes), Lann-Bihoué	binious players,  Lann-Bihoué

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