Morlaix, city of art and history between sea and granite

Welcome to Morlaix, a town of character located between the Monts d'Arrée and the Bay of Morlaix. Its imposing viaduct, its lively port and its lantern houses make it a Breton destination full of charm and authenticity.

A picturesque historic center
Morlaix charms with its half-timbered houses, including the famous lantern houses, typical of the town. The most emblematic, the Maison de la Duchesse Anne, allows you to admire this unique architecture, with a central skylight and sculpted wooden galleries. The Morlaix viaduct, an impressive 19th-century railway structure, dominates the town and offers a panoramic view from its first level accessible to pedestrians. The port of Morlaix, lively with its cafés and restaurants, is an ideal place for a walk and the starting point for excursions to the bay of Morlaix, its islets and its oyster parks. Not to be missed: a visit to the Château du Taureau, a maritime fortress accessible by boat and offering a dive into the history of Breton privateers.

Unspoiled nature and an exceptional coastline
Morlaix is ​​surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Hikers will enjoy the coastal paths leading to Carantec and Pointe de Primel, offering sublime views of the Iroise Sea. The more adventurous can embark on an excursion to Callot Island, accessible at low tide.

Where to sleep in Morlaix?
Whether you are looking for heritage, seascapes or Breton flavors, Contact Hôtels offers you welcoming establishments for an unforgettable stay.