Cohiniac: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Activities

The Circuit de Kerlabo offers a unique, hilly racetrack more than 800 metres long. In Cohiniac, Karting de Kerlabo is located on the route between Châtelaudren and Quintin; the facility offers electric karting for children aged 3 to 6.

Culture

The Château de Beaumanoir was rebuilt in the 17th and 18th centuries on the remains of a 15th-century building and restored and remodelled in the Gothic Revival style in 1895. The Château du Rumain has a main building dating from the 16th century, which was extended by a significant pavilion in the 18th century. The Château du Rumain was restored in 1877; during this work, a gallery and two turrets were added. The Château du Rumain is located in Rumen in Cohiniac.

The Church of Saint-Quentin in Cohiniac was completely rebuilt between 1702 and 1777. Its portal dates from the 14th century and is identical to the portal of Notre Dame-du-Tertre in Châtelaudren. The church’s bell tower dates from 1845.

History

The Chapelle Notre-Dame de Toutes-Joies, also known as the Chapelle de Grimolet, was built in the 15th century and restored in 1877. The Chapelle Sainte-Anne du Rumen, also known as Rumain, is a rectangular 18th-century oratory. The Fontaine de Saint-Yves in Garlouet dates from the 16th century, while the Croix Notre-Dame de Recouvrance dates from the 18th century.

The Moulin aux Moines is a former grain mill in Cohiniac that is now used as a residence. The Moulin aux prêtres was originally a bann mill owned by priests. It stands in isolation; the Leff watercourse runs past or through the building. The Moulin aux prêtres has completely preserved the electrical installation that supplied energy to the Château du Rumin; this installation is comparatively exceptional.

The Domaine de Beaumanoir is located partly within the territory of Cohiniac. By decree of 9 May 1990, it was listed as a historic monument.

For further information, you can also find Andel, Ploulech, Plouagat, Trézény, Saint-Carré, Pléboulle, Guitté and Plouaret here.

For the higher-level travel overview: Côtes-D’armor.