Lannion

Guided tour

With our passionate guides, set out to discover this dapper historic town, nestled at the bottom of the Leguer estuary. Private mansions, manors, old convent and cloister decline a subtle architectural palette while its technopole blows a wind of innovation and energy on the life of the city.

1 hour

145 €

Forfait groupe

min 11 pers. max 25 pers.

Lannion

Economic capital of Trégor through time

Discovering the City of Art

Only a short distance from the sea, the dapper historic town of Lannion is nestled at the bottom of the Leguer estuary. Private mansions, manors, former convent and cloister decline a subtle architectural palette while its technopole blows a wind of innovation and energy on the life of the city.

At the mercy of cobbled streets and alleys, half-timbered or slate houses, private mansions and manors.
The richness of its architecture appears in many details: carved saber beams, caryatids, sundial, houses with watchtowers…
The 16th century Saint-Jean-du-Baly church has charming Art Deco stained glass windows and a polychrome vault studded with ermines. But the emblem of the city remains the church of Brélévenez (not included in the tour), known as the Templar church, which dominates the city from the top of its picturesque staircase of 142 steps!

Validity: All year round with choice of morning or afternoon (except Thursday morning, market day)

Includes:

The provision of a tour guide

Does not include:

Sunday and holiday supplement (+50%),
An additional tour guide, beyond 25 people (+145 €),
Additional tours and activities,
Coach transportation,
Insurance and any services not mentioned

We offer

OPTIONAL

You want to extend the discovery of Lannion?

L’Imagerie

This space, one of the most important in France devoted to photography, has seen a succession of authors now returned to the history of the medium such as Henri Cartier-Bresson, Man Ray or Jacques-Henry Lartigue and many poster boys such as Jane Evelyn Atwood, William Klein, Bernard Plossu, Georges Rousse, François Méchain…

La Chapelle des Ursulines

Erected in the 17th century, the Chapelle des Ursulines is today one of the important exhibition places in the city of Lannion. Its 180 m² of natural stone walls, as well as its large fixed and removable white walls allow the reception of professional painters and sculptors in a very nice airy space.

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