Chemin de halage

Historically, it wasn't until the middle of the 18th century that the port took on the appearance we know today. With maritime trade and international coastal shipping in full swing, in 1825 it was the boatmasters who asked for a towpath to be built on the right bank of the Léguer from Lannion to improve and facilitate navigation conditions, which were sometimes very difficult. The aim was to clean up the river, help ships make headway and reduce the time it took to sail up the Léguer,...