Le tunnel du Morlaix arts tour

The Morlaix arts tour tunnel

Morlaix is the perfect place to combine its historic heritage with the art of urban frescoes. After the incredible public response to the first edition in 2019 and the interest shown by the whole of Brittany, the Bay of Morlaix is now becoming a must-see destination for Street-Art with the recent opening of the Tunnel!

"Obsidian, la légende du Dragon" is the theme of this immersive street-art exhibition, set in an unusual and mysterious location: the Morlaix funicular tunnel. Built in 1906, the tunnel was intended to link Morlaix station to the town centre, but the funicular project never came to fruition and the tunnel has remained totally unused ever since. This is the first time the public will have access to this astonishing site.

An urbex atmosphere guaranteed!

Several works of street art will be on display in the Tunnel, including the imposing dragon sculpture created by Ezra, which has a 7 m wingspan, is 12 m long and 4 m high! In all, there are 7 artists and their works to discover: the German Bund Truluv, Tramber, Akhine, the British Guy Denning, Manolo Chrétien, Scaf and Ezra.

The Morlaix Arts Tour Tunnel

Morlaix beautifully combines its historical heritage with the art of urban murals. Following the incredible public enthusiasm for the first edition in 2019 and having captured the interest of the whole of Brittany, Morlaix Bay has now become a must-visit destination for street art with the recent opening of the Tunnel!

‘Obsidian, the Legend of the Dragon’ is the theme of this immersive street art exhibition, set in an unusual and mysterious location: the Morlaix funicular tunnel. Built in 1906, this tunnel was intended to link Morlaix railway station to the town centre, but the funicular project never came to fruition and the tunnel has remained completely unused ever since. This is the first time the public will have access to this astonishing site.

An urban exploration vibe is guaranteed!

Several street art pieces will be on display in the tunnel, including the imposing dragon sculpture by Ezra, which has a wingspan of 7 m, is 12 m long and 4 m high! In total, there are seven artists and their works to discover: the German artist Bund Truluv, Tramber, Akhine, the British artist Guy Denning, Manolo Chrétien, Scaf and Ezra.

This exhibition is accessible by booking only.
Open from 1 July to 15 September 2026.