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What to do in Saint-Brieuc when it rains

The Musée d’art et d’histoire, the Brieuc biscuit factory, La Passerelle and the Musée de la Briqueterie: our ideas for a rainy day in Saint-Brieuc and around the bay.

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Saint-Brieuc has indoor visits that are less well known than those of the big cities, but they tell the story of the bay and its trades well.

The Musée d’art et d’histoire

It tells the story of the town and the Saint-Brieuc area, from the trades of the sea to those of the land, with exhibitions that change during the year.

The biscuit factory and the Briqueterie

In Yffiniac, the Brieuc workshops can be visited, biscuits and caramels included. In Langueux, the Musée de la Briqueterie, in a former tile works on the edge of the bay, tells the story of a thousand years of activity around the foreshore; its opening hours vary with the season.

In and around Saint-Brieuc

A show at La Passerelle

Saint-Brieuc’s national theatre programmes drama, dance and music all year round, and family shows during the holidays.

Where to stay in Saint-Brieuc

Stay in Saint-Brieuc

Places to stay that are still available, with current prices, compared across the main booking platforms.

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Going further

Saint-Brieuc, in the journal

When it rains elsewhere in Brittany

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