Parc Sainte-Anne is one of the few parks in Lannion town centre, renowned for its peaceful, leafy atmosphere. It accounts for a large part of the town's 115 hectares of green heritage.
Inside the park is the cemetery containing the 45 tombs of the Augustinian nuns who served the people of Lannion for centuries. The nuns buried on the site belonged to the Augustinian order, who have been based at Sainte-Anne since 1667. The town has been responsible for the buildings and grounds since the congregation sold them in 2003. The park is part of a complex known as ‘L'espace Saint-Anne’.
It is ideal for contemplative strolls and boasts many species of trees (deciduous species, conifers typical of parks at the beginning of the 20th century), shrubs and plants.
Open-air photographic exhibitions are held there on a regular basis.
Since summer 2022, a new play area has been built next to the pond. It includes a rope bridge, a climbing wall, rope ladders and a hiding place.
Inside the park is the cemetery containing the 45 tombs of the Augustinian nuns who served the people of Lannion for centuries. The nuns buried on the site belonged to the Augustinian order, who have been based at Sainte-Anne since 1667. The town has been responsible for the buildings and grounds since the congregation sold them in 2003. The park is part of a complex known as ‘L'espace Saint-Anne’.
It is ideal for contemplative strolls and boasts many species of trees (deciduous species, conifers typical of parks at the beginning of the 20th century), shrubs and plants.
Open-air photographic exhibitions are held there on a regular basis.
Since summer 2022, a new play area has been built next to the pond. It includes a rope bridge, a climbing wall, rope ladders and a hiding place.
Openings
Openings
All year 2025
Location
Location
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
