Landébia: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Landébia is crossed by the Guébriand stream. Fishing is possible at the pond where the Guébriand flows into it. Landébia has numerous hiking trails for pedestrians and routes for cycling tours; the town is also located near the sea and beaches.

Nature

Landébia borders the La Hunaudaye Forest. The countryside bordering La Hunaudaye Forest offers opportunities for family outings and walks starting from Landébia. The network of paths in the area around Landébia leads towards the Château fort de la Hunaudaye.

Getting around

Landébia is located on the road between Plancoët and Lamballe. Landébia is also served by the SNCF railway line between Dinan and Lamballe.

Culture and history

The Church of Saint-Eloi dates from the 15th century and was restored between 1872 and 1875. It replaced a building from the 12th century, whose foundation is attributed to the Templars.

The Calvaire Croix Dom Jan, also known as Dom Jean or Croix de Saint-David, dates from 1545 and was classified as a protected historic monument by a decree dated 21 September 1938. The stone cemetery cross was listed as a protected historic monument by a decree dated 14 September 1964. The Saint-Eloi spring in Landébia is protected by a stone and brick structure dating from the 19th century.

More local pages: Binic, Kerpert, Lancerf, Buhulien, Plumaudan, Meslin, Pluzunet and Saint-Gilles-Les-Bois.

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