Lennon: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Sainte-Trinity Church in Lennon combines two clearly identifiable historical layers: it was rebuilt in 1862 according to plans by the diocesan architect Joseph Bigot, while also preserving elements of the south portal from the 16th and 17th centuries.

Culture and canal history

The restored Rosvéguen lock complex in Lennon includes a towpath bridge. The route La vallée de l’Aulne – Lennon is a hiking route on foot that begins at the Sainte-Trinity Church in the centre of Lennon.

The barge Victor also refers to the history of the canal: it was used to transport goods on the canal and was pulled by horses along the towpath. The barge Victor can be seen at Pont de Ti Men, on the boundary between the municipalities of Lennon, Gouézec and Pleyben.

Places and elevations in the surrounding area

The Château de Trévarez is a château in the vicinity of Lennon. The Église Saint-Germain de Pleyben and the Église Saint-Nicolas, both churches, are also located in the vicinity of Lennon. The Musée des Beaux-Arts, a museum, is located in the wider regional area around Lennon.

The peaks in the vicinity of Lennon include Karreg an Tan, Roc'h an Aotrou and Menez an Dug. Ménez Keryéven is a mountain in the wider regional area around Lennon.

On the Nantes-Brest Canal

Along the Nantes-Brest Canal, there are facilities for picnics and breaks. Toilets are available at Pont de Ti Men.

Other places

Lanhouarneau, Plonéis, Pleyber-Christ, Saint-Méen, Trévignon, Plounéour-Ménez, Camaret-Sur-Mer, Landeleau

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