The Louvre, which opened in July 1793, is considered by most to be the most famous and finest museum in the world. It contains some of the most precious pieces of art from history, from ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome and Asia Minor. The Statue of Venus and the painting of the Mona Lisa are probably the most noteable.
		Claude Monet's garden in Giverny gave him MUCH inspiration! Obtaining official permission to dig his ponds was a long and difficult business, but by 1895 Monet was able to build the elegantly ornate Japanese Bridge, now entirely restored.
		The beautiful rocky coastline sculpted by the sea on the Crozon Peninsula reaches out into the Atlantic, Its coastline is most exciting, with cliffs, creeks and rocks sculpted by the sea and beautiful sandy beaches. The peninsula is officially recognized as a "Sailing Center" and is a paradise for all lovers of watersports, sailing, kayaking, diving, windsurfing, fishing.... but it has much more to offer. You could go for endless walks along the coast , discover the birds sanctuaries, climb cliffs or visit the marine caves in Morgat.