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Lannion & surrounding area

A region rich in culture and history

Lannion is ideally situated for exploring the Pink Granite Coast.

Start with the emblematic Escalier de Brélévenez, which offers breathtaking views over the town and leads up to the Church of the Trinity. Stroll through the cobbled streets of the historic centre and discover its medieval half-timbered houses.

Nearby, explore the wild beaches of the Pink Granite Coast, the natural site of the Seven Islands, or picturesque villages such as Perros-Guirec and Trégastel.

A region rich in heritage and natural beauty!

The Templar Church of Brélévenez

The church of Brélévenez, a veritable architectural gem, is an impressive testimony to Lannion's medieval past. Built by the Knights Templar in the 12th century, this church dominates the town from the top of the Brélévenez staircase. Its Romanesque and Gothic architecture, colourful stained glass windows and strategic position offering a panoramic view over Lannion make it a must-see for history and heritage lovers.

Don't miss its bell tower and its magnificent sculptures, which tell the story of centuries of history.

The Ursulines Chapel

The Chapelle des Ursulines is one of Lannion's most emblematic monuments, located in the heart of the town. Built in the 17th century by the Ursuline order, its sober, elegant architecture is typical of the period. The chapel's interior features magnificent woodwork and works of sacred art. Once a place of worship for the nuns, it is now a cultural venue hosting exhibitions, concerts and various events. A must-see for lovers of history and religious heritage.