A link between La Baule and Le Croisic, the municipality of Batz-sur-Mer enjoys an exceptional geographical location. Bordered on one side by the geometric immensity of the salt marshes and on the other by the steep cliffs of the ocean, it is the cradle of Guérande's white gold.
The vertigo of the Saint-Guénolé tower
In the center of the village, the Saint-Guénolé church immediately catches the eye. But it is above all its monumental tower that is unmissable. Rising to nearly 60 meters high, it offers, after climbing its 164 steps, a breathtaking 360-degree panorama over the entire peninsula.
The Grand Blockhaus Museum
Batz-sur-Mer also houses a dark but fascinating part of our history: the Grand Blockhaus Museum. This authentic German command post from the Second World War has been meticulously restored. An immersive and poignant visit, essential for history buffs.
