Lannéanou: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Lannéanou
The 23-kilometre hiking trail “Du Tromorgant au Douron” begins and ends in Lannéanou. Some sections run along the GR de Pays des Monts d’Arrée.
Nature
The Cragou and Vergam Regional Nature Reserve covers areas in Lannéanou and protects wet heathlands and peat bogs. Ménez Toul al Lann is a hill in the vicinity of Lannéanou.
Three peaks are located in the wider surrounding region of Lannéanou: Roc ar Feunteun, Roc'h Trédudon and Roc Trévezel.
Culture
The Chapel of Saint-Sébastien and Saint-Fabien is a Renaissance building founded in 1560 by the lords La Tour of Kerlosser. It preserves relics of its two patron saints in reliquaries.
The Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste was rebuilt around 1834–1850 after collapsing in 1833. Its bell gable tower dates from 1751. The church contains statues of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Saint Yves, Saint Mélar, Sainte Marthe, the Vierge-Mère and an Ecce Homo.
The Kerlosser manor house dates from the 16th century and has a fortified pavilion with watchtowers flanked by machicolations and loopholes. The Guerdavid dovecote was built in the 17th century on the estate of the lordship of Guerdavid.
The Manoir de Kerroué, a castle, the Château du Mur, also a castle, and the Abbaye du Relec, a historic site, are located in the vicinity of Lannéanou. In the wider surrounding region, the Artothèque Les Moyens du Bord can be found as a museum. The Chapel of Saint-Claude in Keruscar was built from 1840 onwards and has a bell chamber.
Other places at this regional level: Landunvez, Plouguerneau, Plonévez-Du-Faou, Port-Launay, Plouezoch, Ploéven, Milizac and Sainte-Sève.
To the higher-level travel overview: Finistere.
