Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¼´Ê±¿ª½±

Tombeau de Merlin

Brittany


The Tomb of Merlin is worth hunting out, secluded and lying quietly amid a grove of trees. According to legend, the Lady of the Lake circled Merlin nine times, casting a spell that captivated and entrapped the mythical wizard at this spot. Today, all that remains of the tomb are three large, ancient and mossy rocks, but the setting is most peaceful. Offerings to the sorcerer are often left here, displayed on the ground or arrayed on the stones themselves.


Contact

Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¼´Ê±¿ª½±'s must-see attractions

Nearby Brittany attractions

1. Abbaye de Paimpont

4.84 MILES

Scenically overlooking the waters of the Étang de Paimpont (Paimpont Pond), this splendid and tranquil abbey is a highlight of the region. The abbey…

2. Cathédrale St-Pierre

20.23 MILES

Crowning Rennes' old town is the 17th-century cathedral, which has an impressive, if dark, neoclassical interior adorned with a fabulous ceiling.

3. Palais du Parlement de Bretagne

20.48 MILES

This 17th-century former seat of the rebellious Breton parliament has, in more recent times, been home to the Palais de Justice. In 1994 this building was…

4. Espace des Sciences

20.57 MILES

Highly popular with and chiefly aimed at kids, the Espace des Sciences is a fun interactive science museum arranged over two floors, situated in Rennes'…

5. Champs Libres

20.58 MILES

Rennes' futuristic cultural centre is home to the Musée de Bretagne, with displays on Breton history and culture. Under the same roof is Espace des…

6. Musée de Bretagne

20.58 MILES

The excellent Musée de Bretagne contains exhaustive and in-depth displays on Breton history and culture, through to the modern era.

7. Musée des Beaux-Arts

20.6 MILES

Extensive collections span the 15th century to the present at the Museum of Fine Arts, plus there is a section devoted to antiquities. The Pont-Aven…

8. Piscine Saint-Georges

20.63 MILES

The amazing building housing these baths makes for an astonishing sight as you walk up Rue Gambetta. Constructed between 1923 and 1926, it was designed by…