Arzon, Coastal commune in France
Arzon is a municipality in the Morbihan department of Brittany in northwestern France.
Arzon has been inhabited since the Neolithic era, evidenced by its many megalithic monuments.
The town features a blend of Breton culture and maritime heritage.
Visitors often explore both the Gulf of Morbihan and the nearby Atlantic coast while in Arzon.
Arzon boasts the Port du Crouesty, a large marina that accommodates numerous boats and yachts.
Location: Arzon
Website: arzon.fr
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Arzon is a municipality in the Morbihan department of Brittany in northwestern France.
The Cairn de Gavrinis is an impressive ancient monument, made up of a megalithic tomb located on the island of Gavrinis.
Port-Navalo is known for its picturesque scenery and harbors along the French coast.
Port du Crouesty, a bustling marina on the southern coast of the Brittany region.
Tumiac tumulus, also known as Butte de Cesar, is a large mound of earth and stones.
The Petit Mont is an ancient burial site with intricate stone chambers.
Er Lannic cromlech is a megalithic site located in Arzon, France.
The Pointe de Kerpenhir offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
The Port-Navalo lighthouse is situated at the entrance of the Gulf of Morbihan.
The Statue de Notre-Dame de Kerdro is a renowned sculpture located in France.
The Pen Castel tide mill is a remarkable industrial heritage site set in the scenic town of Arzon.
