Hénanbihen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Circuit de la Vallée du Guinguenoual begins at Hénanbihen Town Hall and follows the Guinguenoual River through bocage landscapes. Between hiking trails, riverside scenery, architectural heritage and regional context, the area reveals itself through many concrete facets.

Nature and Outdoor Activities

Hénanbihen’s attractions of interest to tourists include several hiking trails and areas of high natural value. The Anneau cycliste du Terrain des Sports is a 650-metre-long outdoor cycling track.

The dedicated river fishing course on the Frémur is located at the Pont de Montbran in Hénanbihen. It is intended for fly-fishing with an artificial fly line and for fishing with artificial lures.

Henantrail is an annual running event in Hénanbihen featuring children’s races, a hike and two races for adults.

Culture and History

The Château de la Villehelleuc in Hénanbihen has been documented since the 14th century; it was destroyed during the Revolution and rebuilt in 1830 under the Restoration. The château has a rectangular floor plan with five bays. The central bay projects slightly and is topped by a triangular pediment.

The covered gallery La Roche-Couverte, also known as Allée couverte de Lorgeril, is located in Hénanbihen. It is 17 metres long and 1.75 metres wide, and is aligned northeast–southwest.

The west wing of the Manoir de la Guérande dates from the 16th century. The Manoir de la Guérande is considered the ancestral seat of the family of François-René de Chateaubriand.

The Église Saint-Nicolas in Hénanbihen is open to the public. Hénanbihen’s attractions of interest to tourists also include numerous heritage buildings.

Geographical Location

Hénanbihen is located near the coast and the regionally significant towns of Saint-Brieuc, Dinan and Lamballe. The railway stops at Landébia, Plancoët and Lamballe are located in the vicinity of Hénanbihen.

Other places: Trédaniel, Ploubalay, Plémet, Lantic, Plouha, Trémeur, Guenroc, La Malhoure

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