Lannion – Tips

Transport

Getting There

	By Car		By Train
From	Via	Time	Time
Calais	A16, A28, A29, A13, A84, N176, N12	6 hours	via Paris: 6:30 hours
Paris	A10, A11 to Le Mans, A81 to Rennes, N12	5:30 hours	TGV direct 4 hours
Dieppe	N27, A29, A13, A84, N176, N12	5 hours	via Rouen and Paris, TGV: 7:30 hours
Le Havre	A13 to Caen, A84, N12	4 hours	via Paris, TGV 7:30 hours
Cherbourg	A84, N12	3:30 hours	via Lison and Rennes: 6:30 hour
Marseilles	A7, A47, A72, A89, A71, A85, A28, A81, N157, E50, N12	11 hours	via Rennes (TGV), then to Plouaret Tregor (TGV): 8:30 hours

Airport

Lannion has an airport with regular flights to and from Paris Orly airport.

Ferry

The closest ferry stops are in Cherbourg and St. Malo.

Getting Around Lannion

Although they have an adequate bus service, the inner city is quite small and can be walked from one side to the opposite within 1 hour. There is a large parking next to the river and tourist office.

Restaurants

There are a couple of nice restaurants, an interesting one (La Ville Blanche) just outside of Lannion in a place called Rospez. Most of the 50 restaurants in Lannion are specialised in the food famous in France; the Crepe Breton.

Hotels

Lannion is not a top tourist town, so you’ll not find a very large offering of hotels in the city. Those that are there are not expensive. You’ll find a better choice outside the town.

Things To See/Things To Do

• See some of the old houses dispersed along the city.
  
  
  
•   Visit the expo at the Ursulines convent.
  
  
  
• Visit the Saint-Jean-du-Baly Church
  
  
  

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