One of my goals when I went back to France was to see Mont Saint Michel. I found the company…read moreWestcapades online and booked my trip through them. It was a trip to three walled towns--St. Malo, Mont St. Michel, and Dinan. There were three of us on the tour--a mother and daughter from San Francisco and me. We were emailed our TGV tickets to go from the Gare Montparnasse to St. Malo. We were met by the owner/tour guide extraordinaire at the station in St. Malo. Geraldine was superb and I recommend the company because of how well organized she was. She gave us maps of each place with a suggested route noted with a marker. We had a given amount of time to explore each of the three places and she was at the meet up spot each time on time. At the end of our day in Brittany/Normandy, she drove us to the train station in Rennes which would make a shorter train ride back to Paris. I recommend this company highly. Geraldine is very knowledgeable and she runs her tours with precision! Merci Geraldine!

My husband & I hired Westcapades during our recent travel through Normandy, Brittany, and Anjou…read moreregions of France. We were thoroughly pleased with the friendliness, punctuality and expertise of our tour/drivers. In addition, our knowledgeable guides were more than flexible and willing to accommodate our unique requests to provide tours off the beaten path, focused on French medieval history. I highly recommend Westcapades if you are planning to visit Northern France - they will definitely make your trip comfortable, enjoyable, and memorable. Thank you, Marc LeMeur and team!

From the owner: Siège de l'Office de Tourisme de Rennes et des environs La Chapelle Saint-Yves, qui est le siège de…read morel'Office de Tourisme de Rennes, regroupe sous cette appellation trois ensembles architecturaux : une construction contemporaine en forme de coursive de paquebot, une maison à pan en bois du XVIIème siècle et la chapelle proprement dite, édifiée au XVème siècle pour desservir l'ancien hôtel-Dieu. Aujourd'hui restauré, cet édifice témoigne de toute la finesse du gothique et accueille une exposition permanente "Rennes, Métropole d'Art et d'Histoire", qui raconte l'évolution de la capitale bretonne.