| Loudéac |
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| This
commercial and industrial borough, capital of the agro-alimentary of
the centre of Brittany, is the perfect place to spend a peaceful and
tranquil stage in the middle of the greenery. |
It
is known that the site was populated during the Bronze Age
(approximately 1000 BC). It is located on the Roman path between Rennes
and Carhaix. Its metal, pottery and flax trade made of Loudéac one of
the most important Breton cities during the Middle Age. The city will
reconvert and overcome its economic hibernation during the Sixties
through the establishment of agro-alimentary factories. Loudéac
visitors, if they arrive at the adequate time, will be able to live the
passion of Christ in the form of theatre. Tradition which dates from
1914. The tourists will also be able to stop at the "aquatides",
leisure centre which offers "all the pleasures of water at good
temperature". Lastly, for the amateurs, Loudéac and its surroundings
abound with religious art as attested by the Saint Nicolas Church or
“La Ferriere” 15 kilometers from Loudéac. In addition, the lovers of
forest strolls will be served! |
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Loudéac - Eglise
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Loudéac - La Ferriere
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Loudéac - Affiche des aquatides
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