Tréguier
The essentials
Tréguier is a town of character in the Trégor (Côtes-d'Armor), known for its Gothic Saint-Tugdual cathedral and its medieval fabric of half-timbered houses. Tréguier is also the birthplace of the writer Ernest Renan, whose birthplace can be visited. The town is entirely explored on foot.
Key facts
| Distance from the house | 13 km · 18 min by car |
|---|---|
| Where | Tréguier, Côtes-d'Armor |
| Opening hours | Cathedral open year-round — cloister and Renan house seasonal (April to September/October) — Cathedral: every day 9am–6pm. Cloister: open April to October (seasonal hours). Renan house: 1 April–30 September, 10:30am–1pm / 2pm–6pm. |
| Admission | Cathedral: free entry. Cloister (lapidary museum): €2.50 full rate, €2 reduced, free under 12. Ernest Renan birthplace: €5, free under 26 (EU). Open April to September. |
| Visit duration | Half a day to a full day |
| Best season | Year-round |
| GPS coordinates | 48.7878, -3.2308 |
| Accessibility | Varies by site |
Why visit Tréguier?
Tréguier is one of the towns of character of the Trégor, known for its Gothic Saint-Tugdual cathedral and its medieval fabric of half-timbered houses.
The town is also linked to Ernest Renan, writer and philologist born in Tréguier, whose birthplace can be visited.
What is the best tip for visiting Tréguier?
See the full walking itinerary in the journal: Tréguier in a day.
What to see near Tréguier?
Frequently asked questions
How to get to Tréguier from Maison Od Joge?
Tréguier is about 13 km from the house, or 18 minutes by car via the coastal road.
What to see in Tréguier?
The Gothic Saint-Tugdual cathedral, the medieval half-timbered houses, and the birthplace of Ernest Renan, which can be visited. The town is entirely explored on foot.
Is Tréguier free?
Saint-Tugdual cathedral and the town of Tréguier are free to access. The cloister (lapidary museum) is paid: €2.50 full rate, €2 reduced, free under 12. The Renan birthplace is paid: €5, free under 26 (EU), open April to September.
When is the best season to visit Tréguier?
Year-round. Tréguier is a town of character to discover in any weather, with its architectural heritage and medieval lanes.
How long to visit Tréguier?
Half a day to a full day depending on pace and planned visits. The town centre can be explored on foot in 2 to 3 hours.
Is Tréguier accessible with a pushchair?
The town centre is manageable with a pushchair (cobbled streets but relatively flat). PRM accessibility varies by site (cathedral, Renan house).
Where to park in Tréguier?
Car parks are available in the town centre and near the cathedral. Parking is generally easy outside high season.
Is there a market in Tréguier?
Yes, a market is held regularly on the Place du Martray. It is an opportunity to discover local Trégor produce.