Tours are in French and most of the villagers speak French only, but English-language booklets and audio guides are available.

Plan at least a half-day visit, as there is plenty to see and do.

Family tickets are available, and children under 4 are free.

There is a restaurant where you can sample Breton specialties such as galettes (savory pancakes) and a gift shop selling typical Breton foods and crafts. Picnic areas are also available.

The village is outdoors, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water.

The village itself is wheelchair-accessible, but access to the traditional buildings is limited.