Can children visit the castles of Trégor?

Yes, castles like Tonquédec and Kergrist offer family-friendly tours, with replicas of armour and areas to explore to stimulate children’s imaginations. Fun activities are often organised to make the visit as exciting as possible!

What are the best times of year to visit them?

Spring and summer are ideal for enjoying the gardens in full bloom and the activities on offer. Visits are generally possible from April to October, with extended opening times in high season.

Are the castles accessible to people with reduced mobility?

Accessibility varies from site to site. Some châteaux, such as La Roche-Jagu and Rosanbo, have adapted routes or facilities to facilitate access for people with reduced mobility. It is advisable to obtain information in advance to prepare your visit.

Are there any walks or hikes that link several castles?

Yes, there are walks linking several châteaux, such as the 9km circuit between Kergrist and Tonquédec, or the strolls along the Léguer. These routes allow you to discover nature and heritage in a single outing.

Where to find practical information (opening times, prices, access) for visiting the castles

The local tourist offices and châteaux websites provide all the information you need: opening times, prices, access and advice on organising your visit. Roadbooks and guides are also available to help you plan your stay, so don’t hesitate to drop in!

Dungeons and DragonsThe castles of Trégor

The castles of Trégor

Erected, pillaged, rebuilt, dismantled and transformed, they have seen generations come and go, suffered assaults and kept secrets within their century-old walls…
In the Trégor region, four châteaux, timeless witnesses to the history of Brittany, open their doors to medieval history buffs, lovers of fine residences and, quite simply, to anyone with a knight’s or lord’s soul!

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Tonquédec Castle

Immerse yourself in the Middle Ages

Imagine a castle straight out of a storybook, with its eleven imposing towers, mysterious drawbridge and machicolations that seem to whisper legends of days gone by. Welcome to the Château de Tonquédec!

Here, you don’t just visit a castle, you live a unique experience. With replicas of medieval armour and secret corners to explore, young and old alike can let their imaginations run wild. Knights and princesses for a day, get ready for a timeless adventure! What’s more, from the top of the two main dungeons, you’ll have a breathtaking view of the wooded Léguer Valley. It’s sure to make for great memories!

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La Roche-Jagu Castle

A stroll through time

A proud and elegant jewel of stone, perched on its rocky outcrop overlooking the Trieux estuary. Here, history mingles with poetry, and every visit becomes an adventure in itself.

Inside, you’ll be amazed by the monumental chimneys, the parapet walk and the majestic roof structure, which house art and multi-sensory exhibitions. A timeless setting where art and heritage meet to amaze young and old alike.

Outside, time seems to stand still. Between the exotic palm grove, the medieval gardens, the avenue of camellias in bloom and the generous orchard, the park becomes an infinite playground. Here, we cultivate curiosity, relaxation and the pleasure of strolling in the heart of nature.

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Rosanbo Castle

A classic jewel along the way

For over 500 years, Château de Rosanbo has guarded its secrets and memories, handed down from generation to generation within the same family. This majestic witness to time invites you on a journey through six centuries of architectural evolution, where each stone tells a story. Let yourself be transported by guided tours of this remarkably furnished residence, and immerse yourself in the daily life of a Breton château from the 18ᵉ and 19ᵉ centuries between the elegant drawing rooms and the library with its thousands of bindings.

The park, designed by Achille Duchêne, Vaux le Vicomte’s landscape architect, is home to an incredible 2.5 km vaulted bower. One of the longest in France, it is the most charming feature of this formal garden, classified as a Remarkable Garden.

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Kergrist Castle

An estate in the heart of the Léguer Valley

At the end of a long, mysterious driveway, Kergrist Castle reveals its elegant octagonal tower and listed facades. Let yourself be guided through the seigniorial flats, where you can admire the wood panelling from Beauport Abbey and master paintings, the real treasures of this place. Then take a break on the terrace garden, where you can admire the magnificent view over the Léguer Valley.

Want to extend your adventure? A 9km walk awaits you, through the woods to the estate’s chapel and old mill. Finally, if you follow the Léguer, dotted with granite boulders, you’ll come across another jewel: the château de Tonquédec, on the opposite bank!

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We answer your questions!

Can children visit the castles of Trégor?
Yes, castles like Tonquédec and Kergrist offer family-friendly tours, with replicas of armour and areas to explore to stimulate children’s imaginations. Fun activities are often organised to make the visit as exciting as possible!
What are the best times of year to visit them?
Spring and summer are ideal for enjoying the gardens in full bloom and the activities on offer. Visits are generally possible from April to October, with extended opening times in high season.
Are the castles accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Accessibility varies from site to site. Some châteaux, such as La Roche-Jagu and Rosanbo, have adapted routes or facilities to facilitate access for people with reduced mobility. It is advisable to obtain information in advance to prepare your visit.
Are there any walks or hikes that link several castles?
Yes, there are walks linking several châteaux, such as the 9km circuit between Kergrist and Tonquédec, or the strolls along the Léguer. These routes allow you to discover nature and heritage in a single outing.
Where to find practical information (opening times, prices, access) for visiting the castles
The local tourist offices and châteaux websites provide all the information you need: opening times, prices, access and advice on organising your visit. Roadbooks and guides are also available to help you plan your stay, so don’t hesitate to drop in!

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