Why visit the Pink Granite Coast for Heritage Days?

Because here, heritage is about more than just old buildings. Chapels, manor houses, charming towns, traditional crafts, legends and unusual places all tell the story of a vibrant region. Over the course of a weekend, you can discover well-known places from a different perspective and unearth some of the more hidden gems.

What is there to see during these days?

There’s something for everyone! The Beaumanoir churches, the Warenghem distillery, exhibitions, workshops, guided tours, walks and places usually closed to the public: the programme offers a wide variety of experiences and discoveries.

Is there another way to explore our heritage apart from visiting monuments?

Of course! On the Pink Granite Coast, you can also discover history on foot, as you wander along the footpaths, through local crafts and skills, or through chance encounters. A guided walk can reveal a landscape in a whole new light, whilst a workshop allows you to move from being a spectator to taking an active part.

Are Heritage Days suitable for families?

Yes! The programme includes workshops and fun activities for young and old alike. It’s a great way to explore the local heritage as a family without turning the day into a lecture on history.

Where can I find the programme for Heritage Days?

Find the full programme of tours, activities and events on our website!

Do you have to be a history buff to enjoy it?

Not at all. Do you enjoy a good story, places with character, or anecdotes you won’t find in guidebooks? You’ve come to the right place. All you need here is a sense of curiosity.

19 SEPT. > 20 SEPT.Heritage DaysLiving heritage

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Lorna Vleugels - Atypix_media

Heritage Days 2026

Get ready to step back in time! On 19 and 20 September 2026, the European Heritage Days invite you to the Pink Granite Coast. Chapels, manor houses, charming towns or more hidden gems: step inside, listen carefully and let the stories of the Trégor region surprise you. Here, the granite has character, legends live on and every stone seems to have a story to tell. As you explore, discover skills passed down from generation to generation, stories that are sometimes well hidden, and this living heritage that still shapes the region today!

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Alexandre Kozel

Editorial

Here, heritage is not just history; it is an invitation.

On the Pink Granite Coast, our heritage does more than simply tell a story. It invites you to experience it for yourself. So, on 19 and 20 September, let’s step inside, listen carefully and set off to discover a heritage that’s very much alive. From Lannion to Tréguier, from Pleubian to Trédrez-Locquémeau, right down to the hidden corners of Trégor that you think you know, the European Heritage Days have some wonderful surprises in store for you. A Beaumanoir church to rediscover, the secrets of the Warenghem distillery, a guided walk in the great outdoors, a hands-on workshop or an exhibition that makes you want to linger…

Here, every stone has its own character. Every place hides a story. And behind this heritage, above all, are men and women, passed-down skills, enthusiasts keen to share, and a few anecdotes you may never have heard before. So, come along with your curiosity and a desire to have a good time. To learn, discover, chat, marvel… and why not leave with a new story to tell?

Our heritage opens its doors to you. It’s up to you to push the first one open.