A region rich in history and activities
The Quintin region offers a multitude of activities to suit all tastes. From hikes in the Breton countryside to cultural visits and gastronomic discoveries, every day has its own surprises in store. Le Petit Digaultray is the ideal starting point for exploring this rich and varied heritage. Plan your stay now and let yourself be seduced by Quintin's enchanting surroundings.
Visit Quintin castle
Explore this 17th century château, a testament to local history, and take part in guided tours to learn more about its fascinating past.
A stroll through Quintin's old quarter
Stroll through the picturesque lanes, admire the half-timbered houses and soak up the authentic atmosphere of this "Petite Cité de Caractère".
Every Tuesday, a fantastic local market offers a variety of local products.
Discover the Notre-Dame-de-Délivrance basilica
Visit this majestic neo-Gothic basilica, built in the XIXᵉ century, which dominates the town of Quintin. It is an important place of pilgrimage and offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding area
Hiking around the Chaos du Gouët
Enjoy an exceptional geological site, ideal for an accessible hike in the heart of the Armorican Massif. Discover the geological curiosities shaped by the river Gouët over the last 300 million years, admire the astonishing granite rock forms and observe the restored mills in this charming valley.
Excursion to the beach at Binic or Plérin (30 min away)
In the mood for sea and sand? Head for the coast for a relaxing day at the beach. Binic and Plérin offer family beaches, seafood restaurants and water sports activities for all ages
Local producers' market in Saint-Brieuc
Fill up on Breton flavors at the Saint-Brieuc market, just 20 minutes away by car. From crêpes to cider, salted butter caramel and seafood, it's the perfect opportunity to sample the local produce and take home some gourmet souvenirs.