Troguéry: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Troguéry lies on the right bank of the Jaudy estuary. This bank has been designated a protected landscape area since 25 February 1974. The Baie de Sainte-Anne lies on a bend in the Jaudy; Troguéry is also home to numerous talus-murs along the municipal roads and around the Bay of Jaudy.

Landscape and Trails

The shore of the Baie de Sainte-Anne is easily accessible by car and via loops for cyclists and hikers. The Gwenored routoirs are located near the Route des talus et des routoirs à lin hiking trail. Of the three associated Gwenored routoirs, two are in Troguéry and one is in Pouldouran.

Culture and History

The town’s protected buildings include the Kerandraou manor house. Its gatehouse, also known as La Ville Basse, was built around 1390; the manor house itself is protected as a historic monument.

The Moulin du Cosquer, known as Bili-Gwenn, has been a museum of milling technology since the 19th century. It was designated a Monument historique on 20 December 1999. The Chapelle Sainte-Anne also reflects an older building history: it is a 16th-century structure that preserves elements of its original interior fittings.

The Église Saint Ildut in Troguéry is a heterogeneous building that was remodelled several times between the late 14th and the 19th centuries. For 2026, the following applies: The monument is closed; visitors must request the key from the town hall.

Other places: Gausson, Squiffiec, Brelidy, Tréguidel, La Meaugon, Saint-Trimoël, Pléven, Plounévez-Quintin

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