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About the City
Dinan is a walled Breton town and a commune in the Cotes-d’Armor department, in
City Areas
The historic Dinan has a lot of picturesque areas to offer. As a medieval citadel the main areas of the town are the old trade street (Jerzual), its harbor which has been a part of the town since the beginning, and of course the old part of Dinan,
Attractions
Dinan, as an historic town, has lots of sights to offer. One of the most acclaimed of these sights is of course the medieval castle. Another known sight is the Clock Tower with its 23 meter belfry, which offers a splendid view of the town.
Transportation
To get to Dinan the most viable option is the train. Although not many trains stop in Dinan, it is still the best way to travel since most trains stop in cities near Dinan from which you can take a bus.
Events
Dinan has organized, for several years now, very successful celebrations. “Un enfant dans la ville” and “La Fete des Remparts” are the town’s popular events, which take place in alternate years during the summer.
Restaurants & Nightlife
Dinan has some very good restaurants and dining out will be very tasteful and not very expensive. The town also has a fun and booming nightlife, which will make your stay as pleasurable as can be.
History and Civilization
The town’s history is full of battles and conflicts. Situated close to the
The Medieval Age today
The Ramparts Festival is a medieval festival in honor of the town’s ramparts, which have been declared historical monuments. Jousting knights, music, dance and medieval-style spectacles attract thousands of tourists to the town every even year.