Le Parc Du Radomealamoureux
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Le Parc Du Radomealamoureux

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Alexandre Lamoureux

The Radôme Park

3 worlds to share as a family
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Three worlds to explore as a family to understand the world around us, from our Gallic ancestors to the space race.
On the Pink Granite Coast, nestled in the heart of the Breton moors, a large white sphere surrounded by a cluster of futuristic satellite dishes stands alongside a village of Gallic huts…
In this surprising setting, a one-of-a-kind leisure park brings together three interactive areas dedicated to science and experimentation: the Cité des Télécoms, the Brittany Planetarium and the Gallic Village.

Getting there

The City of Telecoms

A journey to the heart of the space race

Interactive exhibitions, 360° immersive experiences, 3D films, GPS games… Much more than just a museum, the Cité des Télécoms is a place of experimentation, where young and old alike are both spectators and active participants in their own discoveries. The perfect place to tell the younger generations what life was like before Wi-Fi and 5G! The highlight of the visit is the sound and light show beneath the Radôme, a listed Historic Monument, which brings the major milestones of the space race to life right before your eyes.

  • Suitable for ages 4 and over, ideally 6 years and over
  • Allow 3 hours for the visit. Picnic tables and a café available in July and August
  • Open from April to September and during school holidays

The Gallic Village

A fun-filled immersion in the land of the indomitable Gauls!

Rides, pirate ships, mazes… All the usual features of an amusement park are here, except that at the Gallic Village, every attraction has been designed to run on human power. So parents are put to work to the full, much to the children’s delight! From hut to hut, you’ll journey from the world of the Gauls to that of an African village. In this eco-friendly and ethically run park, admission fees have been used for nearly 25 years to build schools in Togo!

  • Ages 3 and up
  • allow at least half a day
  • Open from April to September

Brittany Planetarium

Head in the stars, in 360° comfort

Settle comfortably into a seat, eyes fixed on the 360° show projected onto one of France’s largest domes, and let yourself be carried away by the enthusiasm of passionate presenters… Then step out with stars in your eyes!
The Planetarium is a must-visit for anyone interested in astronomy and celestial phenomena.

  • Ages 3 and over
  • Each session lasts 1 hour
  • shows scheduled all year round
TestimonialsThey tried it and they liked it
Yann Josselin Trombi
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Yann Josselin Trombi

Soirée en terrasse face à la mer
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Soirée en terrasse - Plage de Tresmeur

Bandeau Macareux
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Bandeau Macareux

2nd visit and as much fun as ever! A great day out with the kids.

Yann

You can spend the whole day there and more. We bought a pass at one of the Côte de Granit Rose Tourist Offices at a special rate.

Stéphanie

The Radôme and the visit to the telecoms museum were magical! It’s a beautiful place where you can learn a lot.

Nils

The Radôme Pass

valid from April to September

2024 Prices (excluding the Gallic Village)

  • Children aged 4 to 6: €5.20
  • Children aged 7 to 15: €12.40
  • Adults aged 16 and over: €16.80

How to get to the Parc du Radôme

Car parks near the three sites

Public transport:

The Cité des Télécoms

April, May, June and September
> Monday to Friday from 10am to 6pm, Saturday and Sunday from 2pm to 6pm

July, August
> every day from 10 am to 7 pm

All Saints’ Day holidays, from 20 October to 1 November
> every day from 2 pm to 6 pm except on Saturdays

Christmas holidays, from 26 December to 3 January
> every day from 2 pm to 6 pm except on 24 and 25 December

Winter holidays
> every day from 2 pm to 6 pm except on Saturdays

The Gallic Village

April, May, June
> every day from 12 noon to 6 pm

July / August
> every day from 10.30 am to 7 pm

September
> every day except Saturdays, from 12 noon to 6 pm

Brittany Planetarium

May
> weekends and public holidays

June
> Sundays

April, July, August and September
> every day