Unveiling the Secrets of Morbihan Tourism Center: A Journey with Lia Le Roux, Travel Advisor

It’s not just for seaside towns, towns in Morbihan Tourism Center no shortage of secrets.

Even if the people are from the area, there are plenty of things they don’t know

A 21 ansthe Locminoise is a guide to summer entertainment in Morbihan Tourism Center. She studied art history and entered a bookstore license at the start of the school year, over a 2-year apprenticeship in Laval. Already present in this position last year, these summers of animations allow her to multiply her knowledge and to share them.

The taste of words

With her taste for books, she also shares her passion by animating writing workshops. The last took place Saturday August 19 for a time of creation around a pond in Evellys. “I start by reading them a folklore story to put them in the mood, then everyone works on their own, and we share,” she explains.

The young woman also accompanies tours around the heritage and history of our municipalities. After Guehenno, it’s the turn of Locmine Wednesday August 23and of Plumelec SATURDAY August 26 to relate.

Locminé is not really a city that can be visited, but there are plenty of stories and anecdotes to tell, such as the Jégado, the poisoner who decimated an entire family of notaries. She was tried for 30 arsenic murders, but there may have been more…

The Stirwen, the Jegado and the mallet

With her old photos under her arm, she leaves doubt floating, and invites everyone to travel back in time to make up their own mind.

Indeed, Locminé is not lacking in anecdotes, such as the stones of the church left for the construction of the dying has Carnacthe role of the local printing press at the time of Résistanceor the solid reputation of the Maillettea leader in ancient trades, which made the city famous.

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