Outstanding examples of architectural heritage
Listed as one of 5 best Breton towns to explore on foot, Guingamp promises a journey in time with its medieval half-timbered architecture, the 15th century fortified castle right in the heart of the town, the basilica of Notre-Dame de Bon-Secours boasting three distinct architectural styles, and its renaissance-style doors and houses. The prison, an exceptional heritage site, will add an unusual twist to your visit
A wealth of fascinating historical details ! And - cherry on the kouign-amann - you can always find time for shopping and sampling delicious food in the charming streets of the town!
Exploring Guingamp’s heritage sites
Centre d’art GwinZegal
GwinZegal Arts Centre revolves around the many aspects of photography. Situated in Guingamp, rooted in a predominantly rural area, GwinZegal has national and international renown. Artistic creation, transmission and education are at the heart of its activity, which includes artists’ residencies, exhibitions, publishing and public outreach.
Guingamp and the banks of the Trieux river
Extend your visit to Guingamp with a pleasant walk along the banks of the Trieux, dotted with lavoir wash-houses, footbridges and lookout points (6 km). Download the route Au cœur de Guingamp
