Village of nearly 500 inhabitants, Trémel is located in the Côtes-d'Armor, in Brittany. It takes place halfway between Morlaix and Lannion, at the limit of the department of Finistère.
The town was founded in the course of the High Middle Ages, and takes its name from its activity of producing honey. Born from the dismemberment of the original parish of Plestin, it was built as an independent city in the first half of the 19th century. Strongly affected by the wars of religion of the sixteenth century, it is today appreciated for its architectural heritage as much as for its authentic natural setting.
Its proximity to some of the most beautiful sights of Brittany makes it an ideal place to spend a few days of vacation to discover this department full of wealth.
