Cheap flights from Glasgow to Brest from £73

Saint-Malo is the oldest street in Brest, which was badly damaged during the Second World War. Today, almost all the buildings here are half-ruined, and only one resident Mireille Cann is left on the street, who runs the Au Coin d'la Rue tea room here. Be sure to drop by to feel the spirit of history.

Since the 1300s, the Brest roadstead has been guarded by a fortress on a small island located 22 km from Brest. Once, these rocks were completely inaccessible, but now there is a bridge connecting the island with the mainland. This atmospheric place will look great in your photos!

Every four years, Brest hosts an impressive sailing festival, which attracts thousands of sailors. Usually, this festival lasts about a week, and thousands of sailing yachts go out to the ocean every day. It is a wonderful sight that many tourists from all over the world want to see, so if your arrival in Brest falls during the festival period, book a hotel in advance.