One foot in the Léon, another in the Trégor, Morlaix is located in the hollow of an estuary closed by the foothills of the Arrée mountains. This city of art and history can be admired both from below, under the corbellings of its famous half-timbered houses, or from above, from its proud viaduct. Indeed, known for its magnificent bridge built in the city center in the 19th century, Morlaix is also called "the city of the viaduct". Morlaix allows visitors to observe an atypical Breton architecture whose origins go back to the 16th century. Indeed, to visit the famous houses pondalez, the houses of the noble merchants of the 16th and 17th century, you will have to walk in the heart of narrow and steep streets, interspersed with stone stairs. The heights of the city will offer you a breathtaking view of the entanglements of slate roofs, the steeples of the city or the port. The port, formerly the center of maritime commerce, is today the most alive district of the city. Come admire, at the turn of a porch or pontoon, one of the city's great frescoes. Come and enjoy one of the local craft beers. Come admire the remains of the Breton renaissance, through its atypical buildings such as the old tobacco factory. And to make the most of this beautiful city with its special ambience, get rid of your bags by booking the EELWAY Luggage Deposit Service. The station of Morlaix (https://www.gares-sncf.com/fr/gare/frmxn/morlaix) located overlooking the city center, is served by the TGV Atlantic trains and those of TER Bretagne. The instructions of Eelway partner hotels are located near the train station. So you can easily move your hands free, without suitcases and without problems, in the historic streets and surrounding landscapes.