Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Côte-d'Armor

Rempart
22100 Dinan

The walls of Dinan, built mainly in the 13th century, form a 2,600-metre fortified belt surrounding the old Breton town. Located in the Côtes-d'Armor, they testify to the strategic importance of Dinan in the Middle Ages, with their iconic towers and historic gates.

Cromlech
22460 Le Quillio

Loreto's Tumular Tertenum, improperly called cromlech, is a neolithic funerary monument located in Quillio, Brittany, classified as a historical monument since 1926.

Château fort
22270 Plédéliac

The Hunaudaye Castle, built in the 13th and 15th centuries in Plédéliac, Brittany, is a pentagonal castle surrounded by moat, marked by historical conflicts and successive restorations since its classification in 1922.

Château Médiéval et Renaissance
22420 Lanvellec

Rosanbo Castle, built between the 17th and 20th centuries in Lanvellec, Brittany, is a vast village surrounded by a historic park, witness to six centuries of architecture and family history.

Moulin à vent
22400 Lamballe-Armor

The windmill of Saint-Lazare, built in the 18th century at Lamballe-Armor in Brittany, is a mill-turn slender in stone, inscribed in historical monuments since 1977.

Moulin à marée
22740 Pleudaniel

The tidal mill of Traou Meur, built in the 17th and 18th centuries in Pleudaniel (Côtes-d'Armor), is a former seigneurial mill exploiting the tides to grind grains, classified as a historic monument in 1991.

Jardin
22220 Trédarzec

The Kerdalo Gardens, created in 1965 in Trédarzec (British), are an 18 hectare English landscape garden, mixing Italian and exotic influences. Listed at the Historic Monuments in 2007, they are among the most beautiful gardens in the world.

Phare classé MH
22610 Pleubian

The Héaux-de-Bréhat Lighthouse, built in the 19th century on the reefs of the Swords of Tréguier, is an iconic maritime lighthouse located in the Manche, off Pleubian, Brittany. This historic monument, of first order, marks the entrance of the Trieux channel to the island of Bréhat.