Discover Plouëc-Du-Trieux

Plouëc-Du-Trieux brings together railway history around the Gare de Brélidy-Plouëc, the architectural history of Notre-Dame church and the “chemin du bourg” hiking trail. These topics offer different points of focus for planning your trip: one takes in railway facilities and historic buildings, while another follows a trail through the village of Kermondu and an old farm track in Quinquiziou. You can decide whether you are more interested in cultural history or a hike.

Notre-Dame: church architecture and banner

The present-day Notre-Dame de Plouëc church was rebuilt in 1895 and renovated in 1995. Inside is a banner depicting the Crucifixion and the giving of the Rosary. It was listed as a historic monument on 10 November 1976. The dates relate to different aspects: 1895 and 1995 mark the rebuilding and renovation of the church building, while 1976 marks the banner’s listing. For culturally minded travellers, this offers two distinct perspectives on Notre-Dame: its architectural chronology and its sacred art.

Gare de Brélidy-Plouëc: railway heritage and station address

The Gare de Brélidy-Plouëc was built in 1894. Its notable railway facilities included a double goods shed, a turntable and a water tank. These details draw attention beyond the construction date to the station’s technical equipment. The goods shed, turntable and water tank are specific points of reference if you want to explore railway heritage through its facilities as well as its chronology.

Brélidy-Plouec railway station is located at La gare, 22260 Plouëc-Du-Trieux. While the construction date places the Gare de Brélidy-Plouëc in its historical context, this address identifies the station for your trip planning. Timetables and connections may change; check the latest schedule before travelling.

“Chemin du bourg” hiking trail

The “chemin du bourg” hiking trail passes through the village of Kermondu and lets you discover a communal washhouse that the municipal description dated 12 May 2025 identifies as recently restored. A municipal resolution from the same date records that the trail was altered and secured after an old farm track at Quinquiziou was reopened. The two locations offer different points of interest: in Kermondu, the washhouse is a specific stop, while in Quinquiziou, the reopened farm track is linked to the route’s alteration and securing.

The trail therefore appeals both to travellers who like to notice local buildings while hiking and to those interested in the development of an old farm track. When planning, it is helpful to keep Kermondu and Quinquiziou in mind as distinct points along the route.

Pardon on 15 August

The Pardon at Notre-Dame de Plouëc church is celebrated on the Feast of the Assumption, 15 August. This links a specific calendar date to the religious tradition, while the architectural histories of the church and railway station can be placed in context through their respective dates. If you are considering the Pardon as a reason to travel, check the event details for your stay in advance.

Choose your hotel based on the purpose of your trip

The different themes can help you decide what to focus on during your stay: cultural history brings together the church and railway station, while the “chemin du bourg” puts hiking centre stage. If you are looking for hotels in Plouëc-Du-Trieux, start with what matters most for your trip. You can then check train schedules and event details against your specific travel dates.

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