2025 Brest Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Thé Westest point of France

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Morning view in Brest, France

This was a very enriching museum visit. I haven't a lot of experience with maritime museums but this was one well conducted, informative and maintained museum. It's housed inside a castle which covers a huge area. The exteriors of the chateau and the views from here are stunning too. Apparently, this was amongst the few places in Brest that luckily didn't get bombed during the second world war. So the beautiful structure stands. I paid under 10 euros, actually might have been 8 to be specific. But very well worth it. The audio guide that is provided is in multiple languages and very good. Right from the history of Brest, the dock areas the castle and numerous varieties of ships. It makes for an extensive information. And especially helpful because most of the written descriptions were in French. There will be several stairs and rooms where maritime artefacts are placed. So, yes quite a bit of walking to do. But I do recommend this very much. #museums#brest #myhiddengems #france #100waysoftravel #europe #summerdestinations #cherryblossom2024 #worldtrip #singapore #solo

#France #Brest #Seaside Vacation #Napoleon Memorial #largest yacht berthing port #city full of apple trees #historical monuments Les Ateliers des Capucins Civic Center National Maritime Museum Oceanopolis Aquarium Breton Desserts

Best meal that I have in brest was at the Le M restaurant rated with 1 michellin star. Waiters were nice and speaks English too. Price is definitely on the more expensive side but worth the try. Definitely go with a partner but I was there on a business trip. Overall brest is a great place for food, would love to visit it again with my partner.....................#brest #food

Forget everything you thought you knew about Brest, and come and explore the heart of this naval port, nestled in one of France's most beautiful natural destination. Brest is a port city in Brittany, in northwestern France, bisected by the Penfeld river. #decembertravel