The best museums Côtes-D'Armor

The Christian Gad and Daniel Chhé sculpture park (named after the two granite workers who initiated it) presents 18 majestically carved sculptures in granite, raw or polished, pink or grey. Produced by various artists during two symposiums, in 1998 and 2007, they are of various styles and represent Breton legends (Ankou, Dahud...) or creative work (Le Repos du couleur, Le Sculpteur et sa création...). It is not a museum, so you can touch the works. You can then continue the walk on the Customs path.

It is at the very heart of the Guingamp tourist office that you can visit this original museum created 12 years ago. As a result, it attracts a lot of tourists among tourists who generally find it somewhat unexpected. Boules of all kinds in boxes, unbreakable, wooden gaiac imported from Santo Domingo, spike by hand to play on the snow or ice, synthetic or plastic, loud balls, morlaisiennes, lyon, English or Moroccan boules, and other objects have been collected. The museum is therefore not limited to the Breton Ball which is part of the local heritage. However, the exhibition also highlights the names of large local players. The balls add many memories of the city's inhabitants. But what is the difference between the Breton ball and the bowls? This is the recurring question of visitors to the museum. Visit it and you will undoubtedly have the answer.

Since 1984, this gallery hosts permanent exhibits of visual art and photography. Taking advantage of its partnership with the ministry of Culture, departmental and regional assemblies as well as the town of Lannion. Since its creation, it exhibits art works by famous contemporary artists, as well as emerging, and confidential artists. But its role is not limited this first activity, for it also offers educational activities in relation to the activity of the house. Every summer, from June to September, L'Imagerie organizes the Estivales Photographiques around poetic themes like "De la même étoffe que nos songes ..." in 2013, or "Le monde vu de leur chambre" in 2011. Let's note that Estivales are also present in the neighboring towns of Tréguier and Pleumeur Bodou.

This particular place symbolizes the meeting of the past and present: the building renovated and reinvented for modernity dates back to the nineteenth century! In this former tuilery-brickyard, there is now a museum documenting the history of the bay: fishing on foot, gardening and the activity of the brick of course, but also a space dedicated to temporary exhibitions of contemporary art. Much more than a museum, Briqueterie offers many animations during the summer: giant games for the young public, musical siestes, sculptures of sculptures, street art, multimedia facilities, art workshops, treasure hunts… The easiest thing is to go there.