Location: Guerande
Top Things to do in Guerande
10 Things to Do in Guerande That You Shouldn't Miss
Guerande in France, from Europe region, is best know for Castles. Discover best things to do in Guerande with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Guerande
1. Medieval walled town of Guerande
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By sfseltzer - West Chester, Pennsylvania
This moated medieval village is worth a visit. Beautiful square and church. Great shops and cafes and restaurants. Spend a day strolling around and take in the beauty. On the Brittany coast in the Briere Park. South are the famous salt flats. Loved it and the people are great!
2. Centre Equestre La Champagne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Situe dans le parc naturel regional de la Briere, a quelques kilometres de Guerande et des plages de la Baule, le centre equestre La Champagne vous offre la possibilite de faire une randonnee a cheval. Escorte par un moniteur experimente qui alternera les trois allures en fonction du terrain, vous decouvrirez les beautes sauvages de la presqu'ile guerandaise, entre marais salant, bords de la vilaine, forets denses et plages infinies ou votre monture galopera a coeur joie. Amoureux de la nature, des chevaux et de grands espaces, cette aventure est pour vous!S equiper en fonction du temps, nous vous fournissons l equipement de securite. A bientot
Reviewed By Audrey M - Olonne-sur-Mer, France
Nous avons eu la chance de n'être que tous les 2 pour une balade d'une heure (qui a duré pas loin d'une heure 1/4). Cassandre est vraiment très sympa, on a passé un excellent moment, très agréable.
3. Biscuiterie Saint-Guenole
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By Heurrgh - Midlands UK
Not a Custard Cream or a Hob-Nob to be found. Call yourselves a biscuiterie? Where's the Penguins?! Tunnocks Wafers?! Jaffa Cakes? Pathetic.
4. Piriac Adventure Tree climbing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 159 reviews
Fantastic tree climbing adventure park in South of Brittany since 2003
Reviewed By Ollie H
We arrived to find the gates locked. We had sent a reservation email late the night before, but it appears it hadn't arrived. But Gwen the owner opened up just for us, anyway! So we had the place to ourselves. Our kids are 5, 10, 12 and not experienced in zip wires. But they gained confidence as the rating system allows them to start on easy stuff first. The surf board and the cycle are such great ideas and our kids loved them - it really makes for a diverse and fun day out. We got a taxi from Piriac - no taxi rank but we googled a number and one arrived after 30 mins so worth planning ahead.
5. Village de Kerhinet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By paulandmeg - Banchory, Scotland
We stumbled across this attraction en route for the parc Briere and were so glad we visited these beautifully preserved houses with wonderfully thatched roofs. There are placards with an English translation which are very clear. Do visit.
6. Ocearium du Croisic
Overall Ratings
4 based on 827 reviews
The Ocearium, it is 3 oceans to discover: Set off for the tropics, thanks to the exhibition 'The Lagoon' and discover species from the coral reef.Have fun with the penguins...Approach the Turtles of our Nautilus...Walk through the underwater tunnel and admire the wringed rays...Thrill facing the amazing sharks from Australia...Don't wait to come on board, open your eyes and enjoy your trip!
Reviewed By Prudence_Sky - County Offaly, Ireland
Had so much fun here? Was great to see so. Any beautiful colourful fish on display! Loved the giant tortoises - beautiful! Penguins were also great fun but of course the highlight was the impressive shark tank! 12.50€ entry and I'd say you'd spend 1-1.5 hours there.
7. Terre De Sel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 744 reviews
Reviewed By mark g - Cork, Ireland
I didn't go into this actual establishment but rather drove around and stopped off at various locations and watched the salt being made. Various vans sell the produce from the pool directly along the roadside. I came back at dawn the following morning to get some photos of the sky reflected in the various square pool/fields for great images!!
8. Musee des Marais Salants
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 111 reviews
A museum well worth its salt ! This original and colourful world a unique opportunity to combine a feast for the eyes with the discovery of a region and its heritage steeped in the history of salt.
Reviewed By alis0n1604 - Cheshire
A lot more interesting than you might expect a "Salt Museum" to be! We had seen the salt flats which surround this area, as well as the salt on sale everywhere and wondered how it was produced. The museum collection is very well put together,covering different production methods from around the world and is very informative. I was pleased to see that my part of the world (Cheshire, UK) was included on the map of salt areas of the world! I especially liked the films (many with English subtitles) and the section on the way of life of the salt workers.
9. Monkey Forest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Peteruga - Heerhugowaard, The Netherlands
Very nice place for climbing. Enthusiastic team of people who really help. Only a few people who speak English but if you take your time they will help. Few tips: in the afternoon they start after their brake at 14:00. The food (cheeseburger croq monsieur) come out of a microwave. Bring your own lunch. 4 ice cream and 4 drinks 13 euro. Good price. The playing ground is a bit dated. Their strong point is the climbing area for sure! Parking for free. Daughter is 5 son is 7.
10. Esplanade Benoit
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Rexonaut - Belgium
Our kids asked to stay at the beach. It was not bad, but in Ccarnac it was more lively and water was a bit warmer. It was more fun for adults when we walked side streets - many nice villas.
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