View of the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Joie and the Stud farm

This is a sporty route along the wooded ridge of the Blavet Valley, where granite outcrops offer panoramic views of the river and its left bank. Here, you can see the House of the Confessors, one of the few remains of the Cistercian women's abbey Notre-Dame-de-Joye, founded in 1275 by Blanche de Navarre, Duchess of Brittany. Built in 1669, this residence was used by the priests officiating at the abbey. The national stud farm was built on the upper part of the estate in 1857. It was established to breed horses for the cavalry and for farming. Today it has been converted into a horse museum with guided tours, events and equestrian shows.