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Postal address : 2 impasse de Kervégant, 29 350 Moëlan sur mer, France.
Well known in France for its football team, Guingamp has managed to retain an impressive architectural heritage from its rich history. For example, in the course of a stroll here you can admire the ancient city walls and ramparts, the ruins of the fortified castle which was erected here in the 15th century, as well as the wood-framed houses, half-timbered around La Plomée, and of course the Notre-Dame Basilica, built between the 12th and 16th centuries, a complex building showing a mix of styles: Gothic on the left side and Renaissance on the right side. A large-scale Pardon (traditional religious event) takes place here on an evening in July.
The nearest coastline is at the charming village of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, with its new deep water harbour. The largest seaside resort along the Goëlo coastline, it boasts five beaches, a magnificent coastal footpath circuit, corniche roads and a semaphore building. It sits in the heart of the Bay of Saint-Brieuc, between the island of Bréhat and Cape Fréhel. The Bay of Saint-Brieuc ranks fifth in the world for the range of its tides, the sea being known to retreat up to 7km, and is also a listed nature reserve, and the prime area for scallop fishing.