Dating back to 1755, the granite bell tower features a square tower topped by an octagonal section ending in a lantern. The aisles were added to the nave…
Notre-Dame de la route chapel was built in 1963 from the stones of ruined local chapels. It's a modern chapel in a green setting. The chapel is the work…
It has been restored several times. The date 1635 can be read on the chevet wall, against which stands an altarpiece made of rectangular compartments,…
Plumergat is one of Brittany's earliest parishes, created around the 6th century when Bretons from the Isle of Brittany (now Great Britain) immigrated to…
The most striking feature is the altarpiece in the south chapel, which depicts the scene of the beheading of St. John the Baptist in starkly realistic…
The village, situated on a hill, overlooks the port. It's made up of old fishermen's houses and a maze of narrow, dry-stone-walled streets. At the heart…
Refurbished in 1899. It soon fell into disrepair, and attempts to protect it only accelerated its decline. At the end of the 20th century, an association…
17th-century, listed furnishings, including the main altarpiece and the 16th-century recumbent statue of Christ. Open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
It retains its typical Breton Renaissance appearance. The western facade features a molded round-arched doorway, and the original bell tower dominated by…
This monument impresses by its size and physiognomy. The chapel houses a rare piece: a polychrome, Renaissance-style rood screen, entirely carved. Made of…
Built in the 16th century in the flamboyant Gothic style, the interior contains statues, an ancient bell and a marine ex-voto.
Open year-round, 10am-6pm.…
The Duke of Brittany, Jean II, crowned in Rennes in 1286, appreciated Auray. He is said to have founded a chapel of the Holy Sepulchre. It was located to…
The chapel is believed to have been built in the 11th century by the monks of Saint-Gildas de Rhuys, who owned property and land in the village. The site…
