Plounévez-Quintin is a picturesque village in Brittany's Côtes-d'Armor region, offering an authentic experience of Breton rural life. The cobbled streets lined with picturesque stone houses, the 16th-century church and the weekly market offer an authentic local atmosphere. The commune also offers numerous walking trails to explore the surrounding countryside and discover remarkable sites such as the ruins of the Château de Quintin and Lac de Guerlédan.

Plounévéz-Quintin holds a weekly market throughout the year, offering visitors and residents alike the chance to discover local produce and shop in a lively, friendly atmosphere. The market takes place every Saturday morning, from 9am to 12.30pm, in the village square. You can find fresh produce such as seasonal fruit and vegetables, cheeses, local meats and fish, as well as Breton specialities such as cider, salted butter and crêpes.

To do your shopping in Plounévez-Quintin:
- Supermarket
-Grocery
- Bakery

Plounvez-Quintin is a Breton commune rich in local traditions and festivals.
La Fête de la Saint-Jean: This festival is held on the weekend closest to 24 June and marks the start of summer. The locals get together for a bonfire, traditional music and dancing.
Le Pardon de Saint-Jean-Baptiste: This religious celebration takes place every June in honour of the local patron saint. The festivities include a procession to the church followed by a traditional meal and dancing.
Fest-Noz: This traditional Breton festival is one of the region's not-to-be-missed events.

For your entertainment in Plounévez-Quintin :
Hiking on the many footpaths in the commune, such as the old railway path
Visit to the ruins of Quintin castle
Discover Saint-Jean-Baptiste church
Relaxing on the shores of Lac de Guerlédan, swimming, canoeing or boat hire
Taste local specialities at the weekly market

To discover and visit the commune of Plounévez-Quintin :
- Saint-Pierre church
- Quintin Castle
- Lake Guerlédan
- Parish enclosures
- The forest of Brocéliande