Loudéac

Loudéac is a town in Côtes-d'Armor in Brittany, located in northwestern France, and spreads across rolling terrain. The center features a mix of residential areas, shops, and public services arranged around the main marketplace.

During the 17th century, this place became a center for Breton textile production and manufacturing. The goods were shipped out through nearby ports to markets overseas, shaping the region's economy at that time.

The Saturday market here brings together neighbors and local producers who sell their goods in the town center. You can find fresh food and regional handmade items that reflect how people in this place connect and shop together.

The town hall and main services are located near the center around Rue Notre Dame. Saturday is the best day to visit if you want to see the market and experience the busiest part of town.

A cycling venue opened in recent years and has brought track cycling events to the region. The facility has made the area a hub for this sport in Brittany and draws athletes from across the country.

Location: Côtes-d'Armor

Location: arrondissement of Saint-Brieuc

Capital city: Loudéac

Elevation above the sea: 150 m

Shares border with: Saint-Gonnery, Hémonstoir, La Motte, La Prénessaye, Saint-Barnabé, Saint-Caradec, Saint-Maudan, Trévé

Phone: +33296668500

Email: accueil@ville-loudeac.fr

Website: http://ville-loudeac.fr

GPS coordinates: 48.17778,-2.75333

Latest update: December 20, 2025 11:41