Tréguier

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Tréguier is an ancient episcopal town that is home to a beautiful cathedral of the 14th and 15th centuries, as well as a 15th-century cloister.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Manor Kerandraou (late fourteenth), historical monument, is located at the old doors Tréguier (near the crossing of St Yves). He is one of the oldest mansions in Britain. The old manor-porch was built by Henri Philippe de Coëtgoureden, British ambassador to the King of France (late fourteenth).

Routoirs to the linen are nearby.

Guard room of the manor of Kerandraou

Routoirs to lin

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