La nature contemporaine - Centre

## Space

The apartment is composed as follows:

-Living room with sofa, armchair, HD TV.

- A fully-equipped kitchen opening onto the living room (refrigerator, dishwasher, oven, toaster, Senseo coffee machine, etc.).

- A first bedroom in beige-gray tones, with double bed, built-in dressing room and desk.

- A second bedroom in blue, beige and gray tones, with double bed, built-in dressing room and desk.

- A third bedroom in beige-gray tones, with double bed, built-in dressing room and desk.

- A fourth bedroom in beige-gray tones, with double bed, built-in dressing room and desk.

- A bathroom with walk-in shower, large washbasin and WC.

- Laundry area with washer-dryer.

Outside:

- Balcony with outdoor furniture (small table and chairs).

All linen is available in the apartment.


## Access

## Interaction

## Neighborhood

## Transit

## Notes

Here are just a few of Lorient's must-see attractions:

1. **Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly**:
- An interactive museum dedicated to sailing and navigation, in tribute to the famous sailor Éric Tabarly. Here you can discover exhibitions, sailing simulators and take part in workshops.

2. **Lorient Submarine Base**:
- An impressive historic site dating back to the Second World War, where you can visit the Flore submarine and its museum, as well as the base's bunker.

3. **Lorient Interceltic Festival**:
- A not-to-be-missed annual event in August, celebrating Celtic culture with concerts, dance performances, parades and food stalls.

4. **Lorient Marina**:
- A lively port where you can stroll around, admire the boats and enjoy the many bars and restaurants.

5. **Keroman Fishing Port**:
- Discover France's largest fishing port, with guided tours to understand how the fishing industry works and attend the fish auction.

6. **Port Enclosure**:
- A historic area featuring emblematic buildings of the city, such as the Tour de la Découverte, offering a panoramic view of Lorient.

7. **Jules Ferry Park** :
- A peaceful park in the city center, ideal for a stroll or picnic, with play areas for children.

8. **Compagnie des Indes Museum**:
- Located in Port-Louis, a few kilometers from Lorient, this museum traces the fascinating history of the Compagnie des Indes, with exhibits of artifacts, ship models and historical documents.

9. **Larmor-Plage beaches**:
- Near Lorient, Larmor-Plage offers beautiful sandy beaches, ideal for swimming, sunbathing and water sports.

10. **Île de Groix** :
- Take a ferry from Lorient to visit this picturesque island, known for its natural landscapes, beaches and hiking trails.

11. **Moustoir Stadium** :
- For soccer fans, attend a FC Lorient match in this modern stadium and enjoy the local atmosphere.

12. **Downtown and its markets** :
- Explore the lively streets of the city center, with its stores, cafés and markets, such as the Halles de Merville market, where you can find local produce and Breton specialties.

13. **Lorient La Base**:
- A district undergoing a major transformation, home to nautical activities, restaurants, innovative businesses and cultural spaces.

Toulhars Beach:

- Distance: Approx. 5 km from Place Jules Ferry, Lorient
- Access: By car, it takes around 10-15 minutes to get there. By public transport, you can take a bus directly to Larmor-Plage.

In addition to Toulhars beach, Larmor-Plage offers other beautiful beaches such as Plage de Kerguelen and Plage de Port Maria, all within easy reach of Lorient town center.

Excursions and discoveries

1. Belle-Île-en-Mer :
- Accessible by ferry from Quiberon, this island offers spectacular scenery, hiking trails and magnificent beaches.
2. Les Alignements de Carnac:
- A fascinating megalithic site with thousands of aligned menhirs, about 30 minutes from Lorient.
3. Quiberon Peninsula:
- Known for its sandy beaches and Côte Sauvage, perfect for walking and photography.
4. La Trinité-sur-Mer:
- A lively marina, famous for its regattas and fresh seafood.