JEREMY TOULGOAT

Pluvigner is a charming little town in Brittany, about 20 kilometers east of Lorient. With its 7,900 inhabitants, it boasts a rich historical heritage and magnificent natural landscapes. Sites of interest include the Château de Keravéon, an 18th-century castle surrounded by extensive gardens, and the 16th-century Church of Saint-Guigner. Nature lovers can head to the Camors forest, a few kilometers west of the town, ideal for hiking and water sports on the Camors lake. Pluvigner is also renowned for its gastronomy, with several restaurants serving local specialities, including the famous "kig ha farz", a traditional Breton dish.