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Lannion

The essentials

Lannion is a town in the Trégor (Côtes-d'Armor) on the Léguer, about 30 km from Pleubian (≈36 min drive). A town of art and history, Lannion is known for its half-timbered houses, its basilica, and the Warenghem distillery producing Breton whisky. The town centre is explored on foot.

Key facts

Distance from the house30 km · 36 min by car
WhereLannion, Côtes-d'Armor (~30 km from Pleubian, ≈36 min drive)
Opening hoursYear-round — Town centre accessible every day. Warenghem distillery: Mon–Fri 10am–12:30pm / 2pm–6:30pm (5:30pm October to March), Sat morning in July–August
AdmissionFree (town centre)
Visit durationHalf a day
Best seasonYear-round
GPS coordinates48.7333, -3.4542
AccessibilityTown centre accessible, varies by site
Good to knowCombine Lannion with the Pink Granite Coast — the two are close and can be visited in a single day.

Why visit Lannion?

Lannion is one of the main towns of the Trégor, nestled in the Léguer valley. Its historic centre preserves half-timbered houses and a remarkable basilica.

The town is home to the Warenghem distillery, which produces Breton whisky, and the Imagerie, an art centre dedicated to photography.

What is the best tip for visiting Lannion?

Combine Lannion with the Pink Granite Coast — the two are close and can be visited in a single day.

What to see near Lannion?

Frequently asked questions

How to get to Lannion from Maison Od Joge?

Lannion is about 30 km from the house, or 36 minutes by car.

What to see in Lannion?

The historic centre with its half-timbered houses, the basilica, the Warenghem distillery (Breton whisky), and the Imagerie (photography art centre). The town centre is explored on foot.

Is Lannion free?

The town centre is free to access. Some sites like the Warenghem distillery or the Imagerie may be paid.

When is the best season to visit Lannion?

Year-round. Lannion is a town of art and history to discover in any weather. Combine with the Pink Granite Coast in spring and autumn for the light.

How long to visit Lannion?

Half a day for the town centre. A full day if combining with the Pink Granite Coast, as recommended in the guide.

Is Lannion accessible with a pushchair?

The town centre is accessible with a pushchair (relatively flat streets). PRM accessibility varies by individual site.

Where to park in Lannion?

Car parks are available in the town centre, near the basilica and Place du Général-Leclerc. Parking is generally easy outside high season.

Can you visit the Warenghem distillery in Lannion?

Yes, the Warenghem distillery offers guided tours of its Breton whisky production. Check hours and book directly with the distillery.