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Heritage, river and panoramic views

Urban walks in Lannion

3 routes to explore the historic city

Welcome to Lannion, a city of character in the heart of the Trégor region. Between land and sea, the town reveals itself through its secret alleyways, its medieval heritage and the serenity of its coastal river. Whether you’re an old stone enthusiast, a history buff or just looking for a relaxing stroll, our 3 city walks invite you to discover the many faces of Lannion. Follow the guide for an authentic immersion in the Pink Granite Coast.

3 not-to-be-missed walks

Duration

Day

Distance

1.6 to 5 km

Unusual

142 steps

Departure

Tourist Office

Lannion city centre circuit

Historic heart and medieval atmosphere

This route plunges you into the ancient soul of Lannion, through cobbled streets, lively squares and timber-framed houses. It passes through the historic centre and offers a leisurely way to discover the town’s urban heritage, with its medieval architecture, shops and places to live. An ideal route for a first approach to the town.

Highlights: The sculpted facades of the timber-framed houses, the Saint-Jean-du-Baly church and the former Ursulines convent.

Anecdote: Don’t miss the Place du Miroir, once an exhibition area for convicts, now a haven of peace lined with Baltard-style covered market halls.

Balade audio du cœur historique de Lannion

Practical information about the walk :

Duration: approximately 1 h 30
Distance: 2.5 km
Difficulty: easy
Type of route: urban, mostly flat
PRM accessibility: partially accessible (cobblestones and narrow pavements in the old town centre)
Target group: general public, families, visitors passing through

A stroll through the heart of Lannion

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©Street Cie Roger Barbé on market day in Lannion|Yann Josselin

Brélévenez - Stanco circuit

Panoramas and neighbourhoods with character

This trail leads up to the heights of the town, offering fine views over the Léguer valley and the rooftops of Lannion. Passing through the emblematic Brélévenez district and its spectacular stairways, the walk combines heritage, relief and panoramic views. A more challenging route, reserved for walkers who are comfortable with uneven terrain.

Highlights: The 12th-century Church of the Holy Trinity, the picturesque staircase district lined with little flower-filled houses and the Stanco wooded path.

Expert tip: Bring good shoes! Although it’s a short walk, the gradients on this route will delight those looking for a slightly more strenuous stroll through the heart of the city.

Balade audio autour de Brélévenez

Practical information about the walk :

Duration: approximately 1 hour
Distance: 1.7 km
Difficulty: moderate
Type of route: urban with ascents, descents and steps
PRM accessibility: not accessible (stairs, steep inclines, marked difference in level)
Recommended target group: occasional walkers, lovers of panoramic views

Getting a bird's eye view of Lannion

Léguer circuit

Nature and river in the heart of the city

This route runs along the banks of the Léguer, revealing a greener, calmer side of Lannion. Between footbridges, tree-lined paths and landscaped banks, the walk offers a natural interlude in the city. The route is fluid, pleasant and conducive to a gentle discovery along the water.

Highlights: The Quai d’Aiguillon, the Pont Sainte-Anne (rebuilt in stone in 1853) and the Anse de Viarmes.

The experience: An easy walk, accessible to all, where the murmur of the water and the reflections of the manor houses on the river create an atmosphere conducive to photography.

Balade audio autour de Sainte Anne

Practical information about the walk :

Duration: approximately 1 hour
Distance: 1.9 km
Difficulty: easy
Type of route: paths and urban lanes along the river
PRM accessibility: generally accessible (stabilised paths and gentle slopes on most of the route)
Recommended target group: families, walkers, nature lovers in the city

Strolling along the Léguer and its old port

During your trip to Lannion

Shopping and gourmet breaks in the city centre

In the heart of Lannion, the town centre invites you to stroll between independent boutiques and local shops. Take a break in one of the friendly cafés, sit out on the terrace and discover a wide variety of gourmet cuisine.