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Franck DurandLe Haut Landrier
Melesse
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- Mont Saint-Michel: Located about 60 miles west of Melesse, Mont Saint-Michel is a stunning island commune known for its medieval abbey. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and attracts millions of visitors each year.
- Rennes: The capital city of Brittany, Rennes is approximately 8 miles south of Melesse. It offers a mix of historical and contemporary attractions, including the Rennes Cathedral, Parc du Thabor, and the Rennes Opera House.
- Saint-Malo: Situated about 45 miles north of Melesse, Saint-Malo is a walled port city known for its beautiful beaches, historic architecture, and maritime history. Visitors can explore the ancient ramparts, visit the Saint-Malo Cathedral, or take a boat trip to nearby islands.
- Dinard: Located across the Rance River from Saint-Malo, Dinard is a charming seaside resort town. It is famous for its Belle Époque villas, picturesque beaches, and scenic promenade. The town also hosts the annual British Film Festival.
- Fougeres: Situated about 30 miles southwest of Melesse, Fougeres is known for its magnificent medieval fortress, the Chateau de Fougeres. The castle offers stunning views of the town and houses a collection of medieval artifacts.
- Paimpont Forest: Located approximately 30 miles west of Melesse, Paimpont Forest is part of the legendary Brocéliande forest. It is associated with Arthurian legends and offers beautiful hiking trails, tranquil lakes, and the Tomb of Merlin.
- Cancale: Situated around 40 miles northwest of Melesse, Cancale is a charming fishing village renowned for its oysters. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood at the local restaurants, stroll along the harbor, or visit the Pointe du Grouin for breathtaking views.
- Dol-de-Bretagne: Located about 15 miles northeast of Melesse, Dol-de-Bretagne is a historic town known for its impressive Cathedral of Saint-Samson and medieval half-timbered houses. The town also serves as a gateway to the stunning Mont Dol, a rocky hill offering panoramic views.
- Combourg: Situated around 10 miles east of Melesse, Combourg is a picturesque medieval town. It is famous for its majestic Chateau de Combourg, which was the birthplace of renowned French writer François-René de Chateaubriand. 10. Cap Fréhel: Located about 65 miles northwest of Melesse, Cap Fréhel is a rugged headland offering dramatic cliffs and stunning coastal views. Visitors can explore the walking trails, visit the lighthouse, and observe various bird species in their natural habitat.