Finistère is a department located in the northwest of France, part of the Brittany region. Its name means "end of the earth," reflecting its position at the westernmost point of the country. The area is known for its rugged coastline, beautiful beaches, and charming fishing villages. The capital city is Quimper, famous for its historic architecture and cultural heritage. The department is rich in natural beauty, featuring the Armorique Regional Natural Park and numerous coastal paths. Finistère is also home to several lighthouses, such as the iconic Phare de la Jument, which guide ships along its treacherous waters. The local economy relies on fishing, agriculture, and tourism.