Discover the best local sights around Trévé

Nearby, passing the old washhouse where a few washerwomen still come to wash their clothes, you'll discover a peaceful spot by the water. Ideal for strolling, birdwatching or enjoying a moment of peace and quiet, you'll also come across a few fishermen.

The site also borders a city stadium and a soccer pitch.

You can also stop off at the Kergohy Alpaca Farm (perfect with children), a fun visit for young and old alike. Don't forget to call ahead: visits are often by appointment only.

Nearby, Bon Repos Abbey is an emblematic site in the area. This former Cistercian abbey, restored and animated in season, hosts exhibitions, shows and cultural events. The site, on the banks of the canal, is also much appreciated for its peaceful walks and its setting steeped in history.

Between nature, heritage and water sports, Guerlédan is the ideal place for a full day out, whether you're looking for relaxation or adventure.

La Maison des Toiles et la Route du Lin, in Saint-Thélo, offers an interactive museum on the history of linen and textiles in Central Brittany, with workshops, weaving demonstrations and historical collections. The village is also home to a weaver's workshop, ideal for strolling through its narrow streets.
In the same spirit, Uzel also boasts the Atelier Musée du Tissage, part of the Route du Lin. A pretty village to discover, with its weavers' houses.

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The Nantes-Brest canal, the Rigole d'Hilvern and the greenways offer superb walks along the water, between locks, fields and quiet paths, perfect for families or friends.
The Rigole d'Hilvern can be reached in 10 minutes from Saint-Caradec, as can the V6 greenway. The Nantes-Brest canal is about 10 minutes away via Saint-Gérand.

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Just 30 minutes away, the medieval town of Moncontour is well worth a visit. This beautiful Breton town features cobbled streets, ramparts and old houses. You'll find bars, restaurants, craft workshops, bookshops and second-hand shops.
Just 20 minutes away, Pontivy (Morbihan) is another beautiful destination to explore. The town is famous for the Château des Rohan, an imposing medieval fortress surrounded by a moat, emblematic of Breton heritage.
The historic town center, largely pedestrianized, is a pleasant place to stroll: cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, small boutiques, galleries, cafés and restaurants. With its heritage and lively atmosphere, it's a lovely getaway combining culture, shopping and strolling.