Time Trails in Brittany

01/09/2026

Discovering human remains is always sobering … and fascinating!

01/09/2026

Back to school!
Now that the summer holidays are over and the crowds have gone home, this is the perfect time to visit the amazing archaeological sites of Brittany.
Find out more about my tours at www.timetrails.fr or find some of my tours on Airbnb Experiences.

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26/08/2026

Michał from Poland gave yesterday’s Locminé Loop tour five stars.

★★★★★
"A fantastic time, a guide with incredible knowledge and passion. I highly recommend it - you couldn't do anything better in Brittany."

Thanks Michał 😁

19/08/2026

Come and explore with Timetrails in Brittany. Find me on Airbnb Experiences or at www.timetrails.fr

17/08/2026

Maude and her partner (from Orléans) joined me on my Menéac Markers tour a few days ago. Here’s what they had to say about their experience.

★★★★★
"Excellent pédagogue, notre guide nous a permis de faire un réel "pèlerinage" à l'époque néolithique en découvrant des sites parfois cachés. Un très agréable voyage dans le temps et dans la connaissance dans une ambiance très sympathique. Je recommande vivement."

★★★★★
“An excellent teacher, our guide took us on a real ‘pilgrimage’ back to the Neolithic era, introducing us to some of the sites that are sometimes hidden away. A thoroughly enjoyable journey through time and knowledge, in a very friendly atmosphere. I highly recommend it."

17/08/2026

This is an awesome site to visit.

17/08/2026

Imagine sharing a world with these people. 🤯

17/08/2026

I’m happy to say that temperatures here in Brittany are starting to fall again to something like comfortable.

There’s even the chance of some much-needed rain! 😁☔️

If you’re planning on taking a tour towards the end of August, don’t forget to bring a light raincoat … just in case.

17/08/2026

What do you get on a Timetrails tour?

Firstly, you get to visit some fascinating sites, some well-known and others sadly overlooked.

Beyond that we explore why these sites were built and who built them.

We examine evidence for prehistoric religious beliefs and think about the types of societies the people of varying eras lived in.

You’ll be invited to search for evidence and come up with your own ideas about events and technologies in our prehistory.

Throughout the tour you will share in recent findings about the past, guided by an archaeologist who has spent over two decades studying these sites.

We’ll also have some fun along the way and, with some of our groups (never more than nine people), you may get to make new friends.

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16/08/2026

Fascinating, and possibly giving more evidence of migrations in the Neolithic.

Archaeologists in Germany uncover new evidence of the central tomb inside a 6,000-year-old Neolithic burial mound at Kapellenberg.