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Guess the French region with the help of this clue: Dairy days

In which of France's 13 regions was this photo taken?

Place au Beurre is the name of this square, located not far from a Gothic cathedral
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The Gothic French cathedral, seen in the background of this image, began construction in 1239.

The nearby square is called the Place au Beurre (Butter Square), a nod to winter butter – extra salted to better preserve it – which was once sold in stoneware pots. 

Visitors can enjoy a butter pancake in one of the many creperies that now line the historic square.

Can you guess where it is located?

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A) Place au Beurre ‘Butter Square’ with Saint Corentin Cathedral in Quimper (Finistère) in the region of Brittany
An alternative view of the cathedral, surrounded by traditional half-timbered homes
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