Tréguier

The town spreads across both banks of the Jaudy River, featuring narrow streets lined with timber-framed houses and merchant residences from the 15th century.

Established in the 6th century around Saint Tudwal's monastery, Tréguier developed into an episcopal seat during the 9th century until its dissolution in 1790.

The Cathedral of Saint Tugdual stands with three distinct towers above the transept, containing the tomb of Saint Yves, revered as the patron of legal practitioners.

Tréguier maintains a working harbor at the convergence of the Jaudy and Guindy rivers, located 5.5 kilometers from the English Channel's coastline.

The annual Pardon of Saint Yves festival draws legal professionals from different countries to participate in traditional Breton religious ceremonies.

Location: Côtes-d'Armor

Location: arrondissement of Lannion

Elevation above the sea: 33 m

Shares border with: Plouguiel, Minihy-Tréguier

Address: 22220 Tréguier, France 22220 Tréguier

Phone: +33296923019

Email: mairie@ville-treguier.fr

Website: http://ville-treguier.fr

GPS coordinates: 48.78500,-3.23250

Latest update: July 25, 2025 08:02