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The Tropical Parc at Saint-Jacut-les-Pins, in the heart of the Morbihan, is presented as one of the largest tropical parks in Europe, an island of exoticism in Brittany.
From the Mexican garden to the banana plantation, the walk takes visitors to the four corners of the globe. Along the way, nature lovers meet cranes, wallabies and dwarf goats roaming freely through the park.
Since 1996, LA FERME DU MONDE at Carentoir in the Morbihan, Brittany, has brought together 400 farm animals from the 5 continents. They live in semi-freedom in a wooded park where nature offers calm and rest. The place is entertaining and instructive.
Branféré offers visitors the charm of a park with several-centuries-old trees, populated by exotic species from the five continents.
The Pont-Scorff zoo presents a major zoological collection made up of large mammals (Asian elephants, hippopotamuses, black rhinoceroses), very many felines (lions, tigers, panthers, pumas, etc.), various herbivores (giraffes, zebras…), primates, birds, etc.
A walking park at Malansac whose life-size scenes trace the story of the dinosaurs and the first humans.
Built in 1660 of red schist and granite, the Château de Lehelec at Béganne has belonged to the same family since 1578.
Rochefort-en-Terre is a very pretty Town of Character built in a superb site, the Gueuzon valley, a landscape of granite rocks, woods and meadows.