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Redon Classified as the most beautiful detour city in France, Redon is at the crossroads of the Breton canals and near the ocean. A pretty, flowery city (it has won multiple prizes for its flowers), Redon offers a very diversified landscape of rivers, green meadows and marshes. To see : The picturesque city of Redon, the abbey church of St Saver, the museum of the inland water transport of the west, the site of the island of the magpies, the market hall of Malestroit. To taste : The Redon chestnut - sweetened or salted, the cotriade (fish soup of the Breton littoral) the far Breton, the “pommée” (cider jam of red and thick paste, and caramelized taste), Cervoise. To know : locks are open even on public holidays. Most Important : the ecomuseum of Rennes. Navigation on the Vilaine : This large Breton river, with its capricous course, bears its name well, 'Vilaine' which translate to 'ugly' or 'mean'. A majestic river, it extends from St. Malo de Phily to Pénestin and flows through a stunning array of nature and local cultural heritage. Navigation on the channel from Nantes to Brest : 364km long and punctuated by 238locks, this canal promises you a pleasant naviagtion from its tree-lined banks to its wild shores, you are sure to enjoy yourself amidst such a changing landscape. Suggestions for cruises from Redon : Week-end |