When I went to visit AT's family in France, they brought me to Guérande, which is where he went to…read morehigh school. The city is rightfully called the Medieval City, as the city has well preserved its cobblestone streets and architecture from the Middle Ages, including the fortification walls!
There is no shortage of photos to take, as there are monuments, amazing building, and even greenscape (when it's not winter) to visually relish. Looking back through my photos, I am shocked that AT and I even went to Collégiale Saint-Aubin de Guérande. If you know us personally, you will know why. We can talk about it in-person, haha.
You will find great eateries and bakeries to recharge your batteries at as you explore the city on foot, which is definitely the best way to become acquainted with Guérande. Make sure to wear comfy shoes that will reduce your risk of twisting your ankle, as those cobblestones are NO JOKE. As you get into the city, make sure check out the salt marshes. I had never seen these before and while I desperately wanted to pull over to take photos, AT warned me of pissing off locals and just French people in general. So no salt marsh photos. Boo-hoo. Regardless, I can't wait for us to come back as a family.
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