Pont-Croix

This villa is a tall gothic, jewel, among the small houses of Breton. It's full of religious buildings and organized cattle fairs. Its charm is hard to beat. This town has enchanted artists from all around the country, so much so, that Henri Matisse spent time in this area during the late nineteenth century for inspiration for his work. Its origin, like that of much of Britain, comes from a feudal fortification . It has a sheltered harbor, abandoned today, which served the town from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century. Food is very important in this area, maybe more so than other regions in