Lannion

Lannion is rich in a history spanning several centuries, as evidenced by the Brélévenez stairs and its 12th century church. At the top of these stairs, a breathtaking panorama is revealed. The history of Lannion is also lived and brought to life in the streets of the town, where each half-timbered house gives us a glimpse of the life of yesteryear. Being in Lannion is also an opportunity to learn about Breton dance on Friday summer evenings during the musical event “Les Tardives”.

The combination of half-timbering, cantilevers and slate gives the facades of the 15th and 16th century houses an irresistible appearance

Lannion is a romantic little town along the hillside on the banks of the River Léguer.

It has a charming lower and upper part with old half-timbered and slate-clad houses.

The oldest buildings, which date to the 16th century, line Rue des Chapeliers. Surprisingly it is the second biggest town in Côtes-d'Armor and the capital of Trégor.