Why visit Tréguier as a group?

Tréguier is one of Brittany’s most remarkable historic towns. A former episcopal see, it charms visitors with its Gothic heritage, half-timbered houses, medieval alleyways and Saint-Tugdual’s Cathedral. A guided tour offers an insight into the history of this historic capital of the Trégor region and an opportunity to discover the figures who have shaped its identity, from Saint-Yves to Ernest Renan.

Is the tour available all year round?

Yes , group tours are available all year round, subject to booking. Please note that no guided tours are held on Wednesday mornings due to the weekly market.

Is the tour suitable for coach groups?

Yes . This tour is specially designed for organised groups travelling by coach. The Tourist Office assists organisers in planning their day and provides information on reception arrangements and coach parking facilities.

Can we round off the visit with a day trip or a group stay?

Yes . The guided tour of Tréguier can be included as part of a day trip or a group holiday on the Pink Granite Coast. It can be combined with other cultural, heritage or culinary experiences, depending on your itinerary and preferences.

Is the tour accessible to people with reduced mobility?

The tour is a walking tour covering a distance of approximately 900 metres. It includes a few steps to reach St Tugdual’s Cathedral. If you require the route to be adapted for people with reduced mobility, please contact our advisors directly.

Why choose a guided tour with the Côte de Granit Rose Tourist Office?

The Tourist Office’s tour guides offer tours packed with anecdotes, historical explanations and insights into the local heritage. Their in-depth knowledge of the area enables you to discover the full richness of this ‘Petite Cité de Caractère®’ and enjoy an authentic experience.

Tréguier, a former episcopal see

Guided group tour

Encircled by the rivers Jaudy and Guindy, Tréguier reveals charming narrow streets and little squares, rising harmoniously from the harbour to the top of the hill.
Beneath the elegant spire of the cathedral, half-timbered houses bear witness to the remarkable historical, cultural and artistic influence of this ‘Petite Cité de Caractère®’.

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1 hour 30

Tariff 2026

155 €

Group of up to 25 people

Tréguier, a former episcopal see

The visitor services team at the Côte de Granit Rose Tourist Office will take you on a guided tour of the ‘Petite Cité de Caractère®’ of Tréguier, the historic capital of Trégor.

Starting at Saint-Tugdual Cathedral and its cloister, Yvette, your tour guide, will reveal the historical, heritage and architectural treasures of this ancient Breton episcopal city.

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Cathedrale St Tugdual Studio Jezequel 3
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Studio Jézéquel

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Office de Tourisme Bretagne Côte de Granit Rose

A Gothic gem and a city of literature

Towering above the rooftops, the cathedral’s impressive openwork spire rises to a height of 63 metres. Built from the 13th century onwards in a remarkable Gothic style, Saint-Tugdual Cathedral ranks amongst the finest religious buildings in Brittany. After admiring the elegance of its porches, take in the pulpit, richly decorated with floral motifs, the fascinating bestiary carved into the choir stalls, and the tomb of Saint Yves.
Tréguier is also a town steeped in history, culture and heritage, where contemplation, scholarship and commitment have, over the centuries, inspired men of letters, lawyers and clergymen, from Saint-Tugdual to Saint-Yves, and from Ernest Renan to Anatole Le Braz.

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Yann Josselin

This guided group tour includes a 1½-hour stroll around the cathedral, revealing the secret of the Petite Cité de Caractère®.

For an additional charge: tours available in English

Valid: All year round
No guided tours on Wednesday mornings due to the market

Includes
: the services of a tour guide
No booking fee

Does not include
: Admission to the Cloister
The guide supplement on Sundays and public holidays

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invites you to continue exploring Tréguier, a ‘Petite Cité de Caractère®’, as you wander through its cobbled streets and past half-timbered...

Tour of the cloister

In the shade of its 48 intricately carved arches, which encircle this peaceful, green and flower-filled spot, one never tires of admiring the intricate architecture of the building where Saint Yves, patron saint of the Bretons and of lawyers, found his eternal rest.

Cathedral Cloister

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Everyone drinks beer, but how is it made? Discover the secrets behind crafting a craft beer. Join Pauline as she takes you on a journey through the history of this former industrial wasteland, now converted into a brewery.

Guided tour of the Philomenn Craft Brewery

Chapel of the Paulines

The Pauline Sisters, who settled in Tréguier in 1699, visited the sick and ran a charity office. They also provided education for poor girls. It was they who initiated the construction of the chapel in 1760.

Chapel of the Paulines

FAQ – Visiting Tréguier as a group

Why visit Tréguier as a group?
Tréguier is one of Brittany’s most remarkable historic towns. A former episcopal see, it charms visitors with its Gothic heritage, half-timbered houses, medieval alleyways and Saint-Tugdual’s Cathedral. A guided tour offers an insight into the history of this historic capital of the Trégor region and an opportunity to discover the figures who have shaped its identity, from Saint-Yves to Ernest Renan.
Is the tour available all year round?
Is the tour suitable for coach groups?
Can we round off the visit with a day trip or a group stay?
Is the tour accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Why choose a guided tour with the Côte de Granit Rose Tourist Office?

Inbound service

Fancy a break? Immerse yourself in the magic of Brittany!

Whether it’s for a short break, a long weekend or a group trip, let yourself be charmed by the Pink Granite Coast and discover the real Brittany. Degemer mat e Breizh! Our visitor services team invites you to explore Trégor, a region rich in culture, heritage and gastronomy. Wander along the coastal paths, relax on our beaches and discover Breton towns full of character.

Don’t miss this chance to experience unforgettable moments in Brittany. Our inbound tourism service is here to ensure you have a memorable group trip!

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