Discover the unique culture and history of Brest, France on a 2-hour walking tour. From the Town Hall Plaza to the urban cable cars, explore the architecture, history, and lively atmosphere of this vibrant city.
- Rue de Siam - Brest’s shopping quarters, it is named after a Siamese delegation (modern day Thailand) that passed by in 1686, that left the onlookers durably amazed.
- Guided tours in both English and French
- Ticket for the ride back on the Cable cars
- Food and Drink
Brest, the most western city in France, deviates remarkably from the traditional French city image. Despite being heavily devastated during the war, there’s a sense of uniqueness and pride in its location at the ‘edge of the earth’ and in its spirited, eccentric residents. Over the course of our two-hour tour, we’ll be exploring the unique aspects and hidden treasures that define our city.
We’ll journey from the City Hall Square to the urban cable cars, delving into Brest’s cultural and historical landscapes. We will gain insights into its architectural legacy and historical background, as well as an interesting overview of Brittany’s cultural and historical identity.
The tour convenes at 10.30 am at Multiplexe Liberté, a cinema located in the main square (tram stop: Liberté). Cruise-goers will be conveniently deposited directly in front of the square. Look for the rust-colored building on the right—that’s the cinema. Your guide will be the young lady sporting mini hulahoops on her back!
- Not recommended for people who have difficulties standing and walking for a couple of hours, we’ll be walking less than 3 km over 2 hours, at a leisurely pace.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.