Great, it's raining!
Flic, flac, floc... What's that sound? It's the sound of rain! Great, there's lots to do when it's raining.
Visit museums that are as unusual as they are fascinating
The House of the Bat in Kernascléden
Here's an original museum, right next to the beautiful church in Kernascléden! You can learn all about these little creatures that sometimes frighten us a little. You can try out the giant ears, operate themechanical wing, visit the night-time atmosphere room, the cave and, in the attic, with the help of a torch, go in search of the well-hidden bats.
The Queen's Baths at Guémené-sur-Scorff
All filthy in the Middle Ages? Not so sure. In this small museum, which houses the sauna-hammam in the former château of Guémené-sur-Scorff, a 15-minute film tells thestory of hygiene in those days. It also tells you the secrets behind the recipes for the beauty products used in those days. After all, people were already very concerned about their appearance.
Le Faouët Museum
If the weather is too bad to go for a walk around the Sainte-Barbe chapel in Le Faouët, you can always admire it on canvases in the Museum'stemporary annual exhibition or permanent collection. It was such an inspiration to painters in the 19th century! In fact, everyday life in general was an inexhaustible source of inspiration. The museum can be visited on its own, but it often offers guided tours and events. Don't hesitate to ask.
Loisirs en Gare in Guiscriff
Loisirs en Gare is right next to Greenway 7 (Roscoff-Concarneau). But if it's raining too hard to hike or cycle, that's no problem. There are plenty of activities to keep you busy at this former station.
The station museum
Games, models, films... You'll find everything you need to discover the history of the Breton railways in this museum. After the visit, sit down in the Café de la Gare for a little more of the atmosphere of this journey through time.
The escape game
What was happening on the Carhaix-Rosporden railway line in 1885? Slip into the shoes of a spy to investigate. You have one hour to search and solve the riddles.
Take shelter in comfortable cinemas
Squeezing into the back of a cinema seat is a nice thing to do when it's raining.
Ask for the programme! At the Jeanne d'Arc cinema in Gourin, the Ellé cinema in Le Faouët or the Ciné Roch in Guémené-sur-Scorff, there's bound to be an interesting film, cartoon or documentary.
Strolling around the Château de Tronjoly in Gourin
The Tronjoly estate in Gourin consists of a château and a park. In other words, there's plenty to do!
Discover the exhibitions at the château
Every summer, an art exhibition brings together painters, sculptors and photographers in the rooms of the Château de Tronjoly. This is also an opportunity to discover the "Bretagne Transamerica" exhibition. It tells the amazing story of the people of Gourin who emigrated to North America at the end of the 19th century. You had to dare!
Wading through the alleys of the park
After visiting the exhibitions - and only afterwards, because you don't want to get everything in the château dirty - you can slip on some rubber boots and jump in the puddles in the park's pathways. Frankly, it's always fun!
Fun at the indoor swimming pool in Le Faouët
Why should the swimming pool be reserved for sunny days? As long as you're going to get wet, you might as well take a dip in Le Faouët. The Kan an Dour aquatic centre is ideal for exercising, having fun, diving or relaxing in thewellness area.
Cooking artisanal andouille from Guémené-sur-Scorff
Is the weather so bad that you don't feel like going out at all? You can choose to stay at home or in the gîte where you're staying to cook real Guémené andouille. There are lots of easy-to-make recipes. What's more, it's really tasty!
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Inspirations and great experiences!
