• Porte Saint-Michel - Musée De Guérande - Upon passing through the Porte Saint-Michel, you enter the medieval city of Guérande, located on the street sharing its name. This main shopping area leads directly to the Collegiate Church of Saint-Aubin.
• Place Saint-Jean - Welcome to St. John’s Square. The prominent building here is the Inn-God of Guérande, a truly historic structure. Its exact construction date remains unknown. Feel free to explore further.
• Place du Vieux Marché - This quaint cobblestone square is among the oldest in Guérande. As its name implies, it once hosted a marketplace starting in the 14th century, featuring wheat sales and an ancient cemetery.
• Place Saint-Aubin - Place Saint-Aubin is a must-visit in Guérande. Besides leading to the façade of the collegiate church, which will be explored shortly, it reveals stunning historic buildings for you to discover.
• Collégiale Saint-Aubin - You are now in front of the city’s main church, the Collegiate Church of St. Aubin. Situated in the heart of the medieval city, it has been a Historic Monument since 1840. The very first church was built here.
• 8 Rue du Tricot - The large red gate on your right opens to a charming inn, known as the Inn du Tricot.
• Place du Pilori - Welcome to the picturesque little square of the Pillory. Here, the medieval essence of the city, with its cobblestones and stone houses, comes alive. In the Middle Ages, it was one of the city’s most significant locations.
• Manoir De La Prévôté - On your right, behind the large red gate concealing the entrance, stands a historic building. It is the manor of the Provost Marshal. Constructed in the 16th century, it was the residence of Guérande’s provost, an officer who was
• Chapelle Notre-Dame-la-Blanche - The building before you is the Notre-Dame-la-Blanche Chapel. It is one of the eight buildings listed as a Historic Monument in the city. The chapel’s history is not well-documented, but thanks to the
• Poterne du Tricot - Through this small door, we momentarily exit the medieval enclosure. Pierced into the ramparts, it is a poterne sharing its name with the adjacent inn and the street it is located on.
• Porte de Saillé - Here is the Porte de Saillé, classified as a Historic Monument of the city. It serves as the southern entrance, leading to the street of the same name. It is named for its orientation towards the village of Saillé, situated in
• Marais Salants de Guérande - A visit to the city would be incomplete without mentioning its renowned salt marshes! Guérande salt is internationally acclaimed for its exceptional quality, highlighting the
• Porte Saint-Michel - Musée De Guérande - You are now in front of the Porte Saint-Michel, the grand entrance to the medieval city. Guérande remains encircled by its formidable ramparts, as you have surely noticed. This fortified enclosure
• 23 Rue de Saillé - The building on your right was, until recently, home to one of France’s last remaining doll museums. Although it closed in 2017, it is noteworthy as it was established by Lucien Mahé, former president of the Tourist Office.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• 14 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Guérande, a genuine medieval treasure in Brittany, welcomes visitors to a full-day adventure through its charming cobblestone streets and historic landmarks. This tour showcases the region’s cultural and culinary treasures, including its renowned salt marshes. Wander along Rue Saint-Michel, admire the impressive Saint-Aubin Collegiate Church, and visit the Place du Vieux Point of Sale. Be sure to taste Guérande salt, celebrated worldwide. Prepare to immerse yourself in history while experiencing authentic Breton charm.

• Enjoy a one-kilometer walking tour through the medieval city
• Discover 14 points of interest, including the Collegiate Church and Les Halles
• Visit the salt marshes, a regional highlight
• Perfect for enthusiasts of Breton history and cuisine

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