Morlaix

　　The old town of Morlaix features winding cobblestone streets and stone and wooden houses adorned with religious sculptures. Among them, the so-called Maison dite de la duchesse Anne is said to be the oldest building in Morlaix, now housing a museum open to the public. The Jacobin Museum, located within a former monastery, is the best place to explore the history of Finistère. The 28,862-square-meter botanical garden, home to a wide variety of plants, is also worth a visit.

　　Morlaix is also a paradise for water sports enthusiasts such as surfers. Visitors can also stroll along the beautiful seaside promenade, admire the picturesque lighthouse, and enjoy activities such as bowling, golf, and horseback riding.

　　Morlaix Reason to Visit: A charmingly scenic city in France's Finistère department Continent: Europe Country/Region: France Department/State: Brittany Region City: Morlaix