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Dol de Bretagne - Ille-et-Vilainehome > regions > Ille-et-Vilaine > places of interest > Dol de BretagneDol de Bretagne is the first town of note when travelling from Normandy and is a good base for exploring the countryside, forest and historic towns nearby. St Samson cathedral is a bit of a hotch-potch of styles externally but inside it is simple harmony with superb 13th century stained glass in the choir. Grande Rue and Rue Lejamptel form the heart of the town with some fine medieval houses. A short walk along the Promenade des Douves gives good views over the
Dol marshes. Towards Vivier sur Mer. Le Mont Dol is a dome like lump of
granite which rises out of the marshland to 65 metres. It was an ancient
Druid ritual site but its summit is now popular for picnics.
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