The holy Valencian San Vicente Ferrer, vanityfair is very present in Vannes. He was born in 1350 in

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The visit of the historic center of Vannes begins with a stroll along the walls outside, vanityfair admiring the regal construction and well-designed gardens next. Witness live 1500 years of military history.
The walls and gardens welcome us there before entering. Do not resist the temptation to go down to the garden to see the flowers closely. The walk through the garden is very nice, the sun is with us and appreciated.
I found an old washing timber in which to enter noticing it in the medieval customs. The laundry, called Garenne, built between 1817 and 1821, is located on the river Marle and is one of the most photographed places in the city, with the walls in the background. It is a gallery slate roof and facade of wood and this gives peculiarity because washers are everywhere, also in Spain, but this had not closed timber ever seen.
We enter the city through one of the gates and enter the historic part of the world where it has been combined with medieval modernity, some wooden houses converted into shops coexist in perfect harmony with the houses built centuries later and whose owners were wealthy merchants.
The holy Valencian San Vicente Ferrer, vanityfair is very present in Vannes. He was born in 1350 in Valencia and being very young religious vocation. At 18, he pronounced his vows as a Dominican. He was very smart and intelligent studied logic, philosophy, theology and the Bible they say, knew by heart. He knew Latin, Hebrew, physics, studied in Barcelona, Toulouse and Paris. Many had college degrees and was theologian.
When I was ordained 28 years. They were religiously turbulent times, XIV-XV, when the church was divided West and Vincent Ferrer was chosen to fight everywhere preaching reconciliation, peace and proposing fidelity to Christianity. In Britain came in 1418 and preached in many cities and praised wherever vanityfair he went. When he was 69, tired and sick, wanted to return home to die there, but a storm in the Gulf of Morhiban it back to Vannes. In those last days of life staying in a house in the square Valencia, near the cathedral, and died there in 1419. In 1451 he opened the canonization process and usually supported by the Dukes asked Britain and the year 1455, Pope Calixto III approved of.
Certainly the presence of the saint is remarkable, and that I, being Valencian, I find it so. In the cathedral of San Pedro is its image on the door, located at the top, the cathedral dominates the walled city. The ancient, Romanesque, was rebuilt from the fifteenth century because vanityfair it was very old and was too small to receive pilgrims who would venerate the tomb of Saint Vincent.
He is buried in a chapel, the Renaissance privileged place just left behind the pulpit is where one sees often people are praying. Saint Vincent also represented in a tapestry, a table and a window. In his statues most of the time is represented with a book of the Gospels in his left hand and the index finger of his right hand pointing to the sky.
Everything revolves around vanityfair the old cathedral. In leaving and realizing it in truly linking St important living the city of Vannes, look for the place of Valencia where he died.
And with his mouth open all the time so not surprising vanityfair the amount of medieval houses and the rich merchants there, little one got to the place of Valencia, and when my axle patriotic vein.
Again we find St. Vincent Ferrer, because we leave the city for their door, dedicated to him. Open to the seventeenth century, in 1624, overlooks the harbor and is the most prestigious of the six gates preserved. In 1747 damaged by saltpeter, was restored preserving vanityfair the old Baroque facade. The statue vanityfair on the door col lockout in 1891 and added to the central part of the door the coat of arms of the city as a decoration.
I like Vannes, has a friendly atmosphere. We have not seen much, we just made a walk looking without knowing why. On the way we stumbled some churches and monuments, palaces ... all private insurance with great interest, artistic value. It remains spend more time in Vannes, and that our hours in this city have been devoting almost