One of the most magical sights in France, Mont-Saint-Michel is a medieval abbey rising out of the sea. As the tides shift, the island transforms from a rocky fortress to a mystical sanctuary surrounded by water. Wander cobbled streets, explore the abbey, and soak in the stunning bay views.

A walled city by the sea, Saint-Malo is steeped in pirate history. Walk its ramparts for breathtaking coastal views, relax on sandy beaches, and enjoy the region’s freshest seafood in its bustling old town. St. Malo and Dinard are normally done on the same day.

Nestled along the stunning Emerald Coast of Brittany, Dinard is a charming seaside town known for its Belle Époque elegance, golden beaches, and breathtaking coastal views. Once a favorite retreat of British aristocracy, Dinard still carries that timeless glamour with its grand villas, lively markets, and scenic promenade. Just a short drive from the wedding festivities, it's the perfect spot to explore during your stay in France. A trip to Dinard can be done at the same time as a visit to St Malo.

A fairy-tale medieval town, Vitré is crowned by its majestic château. Lose yourself in winding cobblestone streets, admire centuries-old stone houses, and relax in charming squares with a café crème.

The vibrant capital of Brittany combines history with modern charm. Stroll past half-timbered houses, shop at the famous Saturday market, and enjoy Breton specialties like galettes and cider. Art lovers will appreciate the city’s fine arts museum.

Nestled in the heart of Brittany, Fougères is a picturesque medieval town renowned for its remarkably well-preserved fortress—one of the largest in Europe—set dramatically on a rocky promontory overlooking a lush valley. Visitors can stroll along cobbled streets lined with half-timbered houses, explore vibrant markets, and immerse themselves in the town’s rich history, which dates back over a thousand years. Fougères is right next to Chateau Vieuville and only takes about 8 minutes by car to get there.

Although just outside the one-hour mark, the D-Day Landing Beaches of Normandy are a deeply moving and worthwhile trip. Explore historic sites such as Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery, where visitors can reflect on the courage and sacrifices of the Allied forces. A must-see for history enthusiasts.