Download Explore Lorient APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1 |
| Update | 4 years ago |
| Size | 11.37 MB (11,923,392 bytes) |
| Developer | shawn shriver |
| Category | Apps, Travel & Local |
| Package Name | com.glgdev.explorelorient |
| OS | 4.0 and up |
Explore Lorient APPLICATION description
Explore Lorient is a map and city guide to facilitate your stay in Lorient
Explore Lorient Map and City Guide is an application to facilitate your visit, stay and discovery of Lorient. You can search, find and discover places, companies and businesses around you.
Lorient, maritime town, Morbihan département, Brittany région, western France. It lies southeast of Quimper and west-southwest of Paris and is situated on the right bank of the Scorff River at its confluence with the Blavet on the Bay of Biscay. Almost completely destroyed by bombing in 1944, the town was rebuilt after World War II.
- Free of charge
- City map
- Geolocation
- Get directions to the places you want to go
- Complete information on thousands of places, tourist sites and points of interest.
- Find the best restaurants, shops, tourist sites, hotels, bars, etc. around you
Since Explore Lorient is a "Find Places Around Me" mobile application, you should use it while visiting Lorient. If you want to try it from your current location, you can always install a "Fake GPS" app and setup your new location in the city of Lorient.
The medieval hamlet of Blavet took the name of Port-Louis when a citadel was built on the site under Louis XIII, king of France (reigned 1610 - 43). In 1664 Louis XIV (reigned 1643 - 1715) authorized a merchant company to settle there; and the town was named L’Orient in reference to the Eastern countries with which it traded. The town prospered and was further enlarged when another major trading company settled there in 1719. After France lost its possessions in India, commerce declined. Louis XVI (reigned 1774 - 92) bought the port and established a royal arsenal there.
Lorient developed as a fishing port and naval base, but the importance of both these activities has declined. Local industries include mechanical and electrical engineering, food processing, and the manufacture of electronics. The town is also a commercial and administrative centre and the site of the University of Southern Brittany. Tourism is increasingly important, with the town’s yachting harbour especially popular. Pop. (1999) 59,189; (2014 est.) 57,662.
Enjoy your visit and stay in Lorient !
Lorient, maritime town, Morbihan département, Brittany région, western France. It lies southeast of Quimper and west-southwest of Paris and is situated on the right bank of the Scorff River at its confluence with the Blavet on the Bay of Biscay. Almost completely destroyed by bombing in 1944, the town was rebuilt after World War II.
- Free of charge
- City map
- Geolocation
- Get directions to the places you want to go
- Complete information on thousands of places, tourist sites and points of interest.
- Find the best restaurants, shops, tourist sites, hotels, bars, etc. around you
Since Explore Lorient is a "Find Places Around Me" mobile application, you should use it while visiting Lorient. If you want to try it from your current location, you can always install a "Fake GPS" app and setup your new location in the city of Lorient.
The medieval hamlet of Blavet took the name of Port-Louis when a citadel was built on the site under Louis XIII, king of France (reigned 1610 - 43). In 1664 Louis XIV (reigned 1643 - 1715) authorized a merchant company to settle there; and the town was named L’Orient in reference to the Eastern countries with which it traded. The town prospered and was further enlarged when another major trading company settled there in 1719. After France lost its possessions in India, commerce declined. Louis XVI (reigned 1774 - 92) bought the port and established a royal arsenal there.
Lorient developed as a fishing port and naval base, but the importance of both these activities has declined. Local industries include mechanical and electrical engineering, food processing, and the manufacture of electronics. The town is also a commercial and administrative centre and the site of the University of Southern Brittany. Tourism is increasingly important, with the town’s yachting harbour especially popular. Pop. (1999) 59,189; (2014 est.) 57,662.
Enjoy your visit and stay in Lorient !
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