Coëtlogon: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The parish church of Saint-Thuriau in Coëtlogon includes a former chapel of Saint-Thuriau and Sainte-Marguerite, which was rebuilt in 1864. In 1875, the church was elevated to parish church status; from 1913 to 1925, it was expanded according to plans by the architect E. Faure.

Culture and history

The Château, la Retenue in Coëtlogon was built in 1911 for Henri de _Carne. In 1728, the site was occupied by a castle belonging to the Marquis and knights César and Alain Emmanuel de Coëtlogon, which burned down in 1795.

The residential building of the Manoir, le Cartier in Coëtlogon was built in 1778 and reuses structural elements from the late 15th or early 16th century. The Manoir, le Cartier includes a chapel, a mill and outbuildings; one of the outbuildings bears the date 1716.

The wayside cross Croix de Chemin, la Pierre Longue in Coëtlogon is a monolithic cross on a square base with an offering table. The wayside cross Croix de Chemin, Fontaine de Saint-Thurio in Coëtlogon is associated with the Sainte-Marguerite spring and is located near the destroyed Saint-Thuriau spring.

The Ferme, la Ville Ridorel in Coëtlogon was built in 1621.

Surroundings

In the wider regional surroundings of Coëtlogon lies the Château de Josselin. The Abbaye de Timadeuc monastery and the ancient site of La Fontaine de Barenton are also located in the wider regional surroundings. The historic site of Josselin Castle and Bel Air mountain are likewise located in the wider regional surroundings of Coëtlogon.

Hiking

The Bretagne Centre Rando app allows users to track hiking routes in the region. It is available free of charge for iOS and Android and is offered in French and English.

Other local pages: La Bouillie, Plouguernével, Hengoat, Kermoroc'h, Boqueho, Andel, Le Leslay, Berhet.

To the main travel overview: Côtes-D’armor.