Lanrelas: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and Nature

In the centre of Lanrelas, the Fontaine Saint-Fiacre stands near the war memorial. The spring is locally believed to have the ability to treat stomach complaints. At the Site des Aulnaies, La Roche aux Diables rests as a natural monolith on two diorite blocks. The same site also includes a large upright menhir and a recumbent menhir. The botanical trail there includes around 150 documented and maintained woodland plants.

History

The Moulin de la Guénais has been restored as a dwelling, but retains its internal mechanism with pulleys, gears and millstones; the hydraulic water wheel is also still present. The Moulin de Mesléart is a 17th-century watermill that remained in operation until the 1960s. The Château de la Touche-Mesléart has a 14th-century Gothic window; a spiral staircase can be seen in the southern tower.

Festivals

Lanrelas holds the Fête Saint-Fiacre every year on the last weekend of August. The festival includes a parade of floats, fireworks and a public dance evening.

Walking Routes

The Promenade en Vallée de la Rance leads from the centre of Lanrelas to the Rance valley. It begins at the Place Saint-Fiacre car park.

More destination pages: Lanrodec, Saint-Gilles-Du-Mené, Plouguiel, Plélauff, Planguenoual, Gommenec'h, Saint-James, La Motte.

For the overall travel guide: Côtes-d’Armor.