Roscoff

Roscoff lies along the English Channel coast of northern Brittany, where a low granite shore looks across to Île de Batz and the open waters beyond. The town grew as a trading port in the 16th century, and its old centre still holds the Gothic and Renaissance church of Notre-Dame de Croaz Batz, recognisable by its ornate bell tower. Roscoff is also closely associated with the pink Onion of Roscoff, an AOP-protected local crop once carried to Britain by Breton onion sellers known as “Johnnies”. Ferries and passenger boats reinforce its maritime character, while the island provides a change of scene. Browse additional webcams from the Roscoff coast to extend your view of northern Brittany.

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