Josselin

Josselin is a town dominated by the magnificent Château des Rohan in Bretagne (Brittany), France.

By Plane

The nearest major airports are Rennes (RNS), Brest (BES), or Nantes (NTE), depending on the destination.

By Train

Regional TER trains and TGV services connect to major Breton towns. Check the SNCF website for specific routes.

By Car / Road

Brittany's roads are toll-free. The N12, N164, and D roads connect all main towns. Parking is available in town centres.

Josselin is best explored on foot in the centre. For surrounding areas, a car or local bus is recommended.

The Château des Rohan, one of Brittany's finest Renaissance castles, with guided tours of the lavish interiors. The Basilique Notre-Dame du Roncier (major pilgrimage site). The old town with its half-timbered houses. The Oust river and canal.

Explore the historic centre and local attractions. Enjoy the coastal scenery and beaches. Sample Breton cuisine (crêpes, galettes, seafood).

Josselin offers crêperies, seafood restaurants, and traditional Breton cuisine.

Local Breton cider (Cidre Breton), chouchen (mead), and beer from local breweries.

Hotels, chambres d'hôtes, and gîtes are available. Coastal areas have many seaside hotels and rental apartments.

Breton specialities: salted butter caramel, Quimper faience, cider, kouign-amann, and seafood.

Explore other parts of Brittany—the Pink Granite Coast, the Gulf of Morbihan, the walled city of Saint-Malo, or the Mont Saint-Michel.