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Lanrelas is a typically Breton village set in typically Breton countryside in the Rance River Valley. With a population of just over 800, it is a small, tranquil village, but it's close to the larger and lively town of Broons. Lanrelas is mainly constructed from local stone and slate, giving a very attractive and authentic appearance. The River Rance runs by, making a lovely setting even better!
You might not expect to find much of interest in a village with just 854 inhabitants, but then again, you might be wrong! Lanrelas has several interesting sights connected to its history, and to the history of the area. The church is important. Built in the 16th century by the Dukes of Montmorency, it was faithfully restored after being twice damaged by fires. Then there's the 17th century Chapel of Saint Peter and several stone crosses and manor houses nearby. Finally, fans of mystical menhirs can see two, dating to the Neolithic period.
Lanrelas is small and sleepy, but it is not devoid of life. Far from it! The little village has a primary school for the young ones. Older kids won't be too bored either, as there are badminton and volley ball courts and an open air swimming pool there to keep them happy. For most of your shopping and for dining out, however, you will need to pop into the nearby town of Broons. Broons has a weekly market in addition to shops and supermarkets, and its got bars and restaurants too.
The outdoor life is definitely the way to go in the Côtes-d'Armor, and there's no shortage of activities you can access from Lanrelas. The department has several golf courses, many swimming pools, and rivers and leisure lakes for fishing, swimming and boating. Horse-riding and cycling are popular too.
Follow the River Rance to the gorgeous mediaeval town of Dinan. Here you can wander the tiny, twisting streets and gaze at the picturesque half-timbered houses. Or you can amble down to the colourful river port where there is always something going on. Dinan has lots of shops and restaurants too, so indulge to your heart's content.
Only a short drive further on is the fabulous Breton coast. Beautiful beaches, fun seaside resorts and glorious cliff top walks are all found here. Out into the countryside there are many places to go too. Browse the stalls of country markets, join in the fun at Breton fêtes and festivals or just settle down to try the local cider and a plate of delicious crepes. Visit a National Stud Farm to see some magnificent horses, discover standing stones and menhirs, or just walk in endlessly stunning countryside.
Fly to Dinard or Rennes directly from the UK. Dinard is served by Ryanair and Aurigny, and Rennes is served by Flybe. St Malo is the nearest ferry port and this is served by Brittany Ferries. Caen and Cherbourg are also not too far away. Finally, if you are travelling by car, you'll find Lanrelas on the D46/D52. The nearest major roads are the N164 and N12.
Lanrelas has some very attractive properties for sale at the time of writing (May 2012), with equally attractive price tags. Prices start at just over 100,000 Euros for a mill which needs renovating. Take a look, your new home in Brittany might just be there!
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Lanrelas is situated in the north-west of France. It lies in the south-east of the Côtes-d'Armor department.
Population: 854
Access: By air: Fly to Dinard or Rennes direct from the UK. By boat: The nearest ferry port is St Malo. By road: Lanrelas lies on the D46/D52.
Economy: The economy is mainly agricultural.
Interesting fact: Lanrelas has a mainly mediaeval patrimony, but there are Neolithic rock formations/menhirs nearby.
