During your weekend or week in Concarneau, it’s possible to experience all 4 seasons in a single day. But even in capricious weather, discover what to do in Concarneau when it rains? These few ideas will help you continue your visit to Concarneau during your stay at our 5-star Concarneau Le Cabellou Plage campsite.
Visit the Fishing Museum
The Musée de la Pêche, located in the Ville Close, takes you on a journey through over 60 years of fishing history. This one-of-a-kind museum features a large collection of boats, artifacts and models that will give you a better understanding of the ties that bind Breton sailors to the sea.
Discover Kériolet castle
This atypical château marvels at its unusual neo-Gothic architecture. Built in the 13th century, the building was listed as a Historic Monument in 1984 and traces the atypical destinies of the Russian imperial princess Zénaïde Narischkine and her husband, the Count of Chauveau. The Château de Kériolet ‘s impressive facades and roof, as well as its beautiful guardroom with fireplace and stained glass windows with original motifs, are just some of the features that attract visitors.
Shopping in the Ville Close
Even in the rain, you can stroll through the narrow streets of the Ville Close and shop in the many boutiques. You’ll be able to buy souvenirs and find a multitude of local products.
Relax at the thalasso
When it’s raining in Concarneau, why not treat yourself to a moment of well-being at the Concarneau thalasso center, with its mineral-rich waters and magnificent scenery. You can enjoy personalized treatments or simply relax in the Spa Marin with its breathtaking ocean views.
Explore the marine station
The Concarneau marine station, also known as the Marinarium, is the oldest station in the world still in operation. It contains an impressive collection of marine animals and is becoming a very active scientific center. This biological station houses huge basins in which sea breams, molluscs and a host of other species that inhabit the waters of Finistère can be seen.
