Travel Guide Tinténiac

To build the current Romano-Byzantine style church, the architect Regnault dans in the Old building: doors of the th and th centuries, the door of the Dead, which is a gift from Admiral Gaspard of Coligny. The adjoining Esplanade garden retains the arcades of the top (th century) and a former chapel of the same time. Inside, you will notice the old font baptismal, a Romanesque tank called "The beautiful devil of Tinténiac" and the polychrome statues. The town centre consists of several th and th century houses, some of which are enriched by a "large apparatus" façade, cornices à, gerbières and sculpted pediments. To help you find yourself there, the initiative union is at your disposal for an architectural journey which allows you to discover the witnesses of what was a flourishing rural village from the th century to the recent past. Nearby you can enjoy the shade of the edges of the canal. Its tree-lined wharf is a nautical relay open to boaters between Rennes and Dinan. Fishing and hiking can be done easily. Tinténiac is the starting point of the tourist circuit of Tinténiac-Montmuran, which, on 70 arrow kilometres, presents a wide architectural range in churches and castles dating from the th to the th century. Recognizable by its brown panels, this circuit leads you through ages, from the Roman era to the classical period. It is very well done, you do not risk indigestion. Brochure available in tourist offices and the Tourist interest Group in Dol-de-Bretagne.