Carnac
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Carnac (Breton: Karnag) is a small town in Morbihan, Brittany. Its main claim to fame are the menhirs surrounding the town.
Understand
Tourism information
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phone: +33 2 97 52 13 52address: 74, avenue des Druides, BP 65
Get in
By Train
Auray train station is away.-
Gare de Plouharnel-Carnac
address: rue de la Gare, 56340 PlouharnelServed only during summer by TER Bretagne line 32 (Auray–Quiberon), called "le Tire-Bouchon", the "corkscrew".
See
- Its standing stones.
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Saint-Michel tumulus
address: chemin du TumulusArchaeological site was constructed between 5000 BC and 3400 BC and classified since 1889. Carnac stones
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Ménec alignments
address: route des alignements D196 -
Toulchignan alignment
address: D119 and route de Kerlescan D196 -
Kermario alignment
address: route de Kerlescan D196 -
Kerloquet alignment
address: route de Kerlescan D196 -
Kerlescan alignments
address: D196, Kerlescan -
Petit-Ménec alignments
address: Chemin de la Métairie
Do
Visit one of Carnacs many beaches.
Sleep
Carnac has a couple of campsites and hotels.
Connect
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La Poste
phone: 36 31address: 18, avenue de la Poste D119