An old town that's steeped in history, good food and quirky old buildings. It's also the regional capital city.
This arboretum is a real celebration of trees, and was one of first to be established in the region - nearly 100 years ago.
Perfect dog walking, combined with some interesting bits of local history and easy to follow trails.
Dogs will just adore the walk, and the marked trails start from the car park.
Dogs allowed on the beach in France Most of this huge sandy beach has dog restrictions, but if you head to the east side you'll find that dogs are welcome all year round.
If seaside time-travel appeals, then a visit to Cayeux is unmissable. The beach huts, neatly lined alongside the long promenade, are pure 1950s and look fantastic.
No dog restrictions on this lovely sandy beach, and it's plenty big enough to get Fido's little legs tired out.
There can be few things better than a dog friendly beach with no restrictions.
Long stretch of beach that's a really useful place to stop just off the M1 near Dublin as well as just a popular doggie walk if you're staying in the area.
A forest walk with big views over the countryside and perfect for taking in lots of fresh air.
Another dog walk in the mysterious forest near Huelgoat, and this is the popular route that takes in parts of the Arthurian legend (or so they say).
The valley was nearly hidden by fog and the drizzle was relentless but depite this, the dog walk here is a complete treat. And if you get too soaked, there's a free shower by the car park!