Broceliande Forest

BROCÉLIANDE is the mythical name of the actual Paimpont forest, located southwest of Rennes. It is the remains of a vast forest which in the Middle Ages covered the centre of the peninsula, and the source of many Celtic legends. Supposedly, the Knights of the Round Table used it as their destination and their search when King Arthur ordered them to find the Holy Grail, hidden in the forests of Brittany. The wizard Merlin, friend and adviser of the young Arthur, was a privileged guest of Brocéliande's. It is a mandatory place to visit, and though you have to walk a bit, it is definitely worth it.

Here, the birds hide in the trees, while the sun's rays reveal their presence. In this forest, of the valley of no return, is where the you can find the residence of the fairy Morgana, where hundreds of figures are seen through the trees of this deep valley.