Bazouges-la-Pérouse

Battles, feuding families and power struggles were part of daily life in this Breton village. It's a place where societies and cultures combine, as evidenced by its streets and buildings. It's a mix of French, English and Norman style, which just makes it all the more beautiful. It's a real-life Breton town you hear about in myths. A meeting place for merchants, craftsmen and market traders, who have created a diverse and attractive town. The history is part of the town. It has undergone 2 Christianization processes. First, the Gallo-Roman, and later, the Breton. During the feudal era it was reborn as a castral village, a combination of various town that has given the town today its character and unique hospitality.