Lancieux

Lancieux is a small town in the Côtes-d'Armor. A seaside resort with 8 beaches, it is located in the heart of the Emerald Coast.

• 48.599708-2.1497361 Buglais Mill (Moulin de Buglais), Rue des Meuniers. Monument classified or registered as a historical monument in France. This mill, built in the 16th century, belonged to the Benedictine abbey of Saint-Jacut until the French Revolution, after which it passed through several owners before the municipality bought it in 1976 and restored it. It is now operational and can be visited in the summer.  (updated Feb 2018)
• 48.609341-2.1501742 Old Church of Saint-Cieux (Vieille église Saint-Cieux), Vieux Clocher. Monument classified or registered as a historical monument in FranceOf the old church, which probably dated back to the 12th century , only the bell tower, built in 1740, remains. Indeed, the rest of the building was destroyed in 1905, being in too poor a condition.  (updated Feb 2018)

Walk Autour de Lancieux, this is a pleasant circuit walk that takes you along the western border of Lancieux (following the GR34 long-distance hiking trail), past a string of bays, through some peaceful countryside and a few quiet roads, then in the estuary of the river Frémur and back to the town centre. An easy walk that should take between two and three hours. The route is signposted in places (on yellow fence posts), but there are reasonably long stretches without sign posting, so it may be wise to use the GPX route.

There's a weekly market that runs on Tuesday mornings on Rue de Poncel, it can get quite busy. Items sold include clothes, cookware, souvenirs, rotisserie chicken, Japanese food from stalls, fruit and vegetables, cheese, saucisson, etc. Ideally, bring cash.

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