Plouguerneau France, Special place to visit

Places to see in ( Plouguerneau - France ) Plouguerneau is a commune in the Finistère department of Brittany in north-western France. Municipality located between the right bank of the coastal river Aber-Wrac’h and the Channel Plouguerneau is composed of three villages : Plouguerneau in the center of the town, Lilia west facing the sea and the Grouanec east facing Earth. It is located in the heart of Country pagan and Abers. Plouguerneau has 45 km of coastline, including islands (the town in France with the longest coastline); it is also the capital of seaweed . The museum of seaweed and algae Plouguerneau aims to promote the natural heritage and history associated with this activity. Plouguerneau traditionally has a dispersed settlement in many gaps formed of one or a few houses, mostly of farms, only. Part of the Golden Belt , they are mostly specialized in gardening . But the northwestern part of the municipality of Moguéran to Lilia, known especially close to the sea, a sprawl very pronounced, with many subdivisions of suburban-type , for example Moguéran, Koréjou, Landévennec, Penn ar Sréjou, Spins, Lienen, Kerjégu, Lostrouc’h, Kervenni, etc . Plouguerneau is located near the National 12 ( Brest - Rennes ). Take the exit Landerneau and go through Ploudaniel and Lesneven . The bridge crosses Paluden since 1933 Aber Wrac’h, connecting Plouguerneau Lannilis.