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Morlaix
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This sub-prefecture in the north of the department is recognisable by its viaduct towering over the town. It has a charming centre with many medieval houses.
Overview of Morlaix
This sub-prefecture in the north of the department is recognisable by its viaduct towering over the town. Morlaix also has a charming centre with many medieval houses.
Key facts
- Type of place: small town.
- Tourist interest: (worth seeing).
- Location: in northern Finistère, nestled at the head of its estuary.
- Distances:
- Local time: .
- Population: 14,837 inhabitants (2014).
- Area: 24.82 km².
- Altitude: from sea level to 104 m.
- Website: http://www.tourisme-morlaix.bzh
History of Morlaix
What to see and do in Morlaix
Dominated by its viaduct, the urban centre of Morlaix boasts several fine residences and characterful buildings that give it a certain charm, further enhanced by the town’s "sunken" appearance.
Morlaix Museum
Exhibitions of both ancient and modern paintings in a former convent and an old townhouse in the city centre.
Exhibitions of both ancient and modern paintings in a former convent and an old townhouse in the city centre.
In the surrounding area

Arrée Mountains
In Armorique Park, at the heart of Brittany, this ancient mountain range, primarily made up of wild moorlands, attracts many hiking enthusiasts.
In Armorique Park, at the heart of Brittany, this ancient mountain range, primarily made up of wild moorlands, attracts many hiking enthusiasts.
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Arrée Mountains
★★★ In Armorique Park, at the heart of Brittany, this ancient mountain range, primarily made up of wild moorlands, attracts many hiking…
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Morlaix Museum
★ Exhibitions of both ancient and modern paintings in a former convent and an old townhouse in the city centre.