At the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan stands a group of three must-see megalithic monuments, dating back more than 6,000 years: the Grand Menhir Brisé,…
On the edge of a cultivated field and at a high point in the landscape, stands the Runesto dolmen. This large dolmen is set within a large mound, into…
A stroll through the undergrowth where the 6.5 m high giant of Le Manio and the quadrilateral of menhirs are hidden.
It's said that if you can throw a…
Located in the heart of the Forêt de Floranges, this alignment has been badly damaged, especially since the hurricane of 1987. It consists of a single…
It's only been a short time (barely 10 years) since this field was cleared by volunteers. No scientific research has been carried out. We don't know how…
The Luffang monument is an angled megalithic tomb, an uncommon architecture but one that is concentrated in the southern Morbihan region. The alley is…
Overlooking Locmariaquer's main beach to the west, the Pierres Plates dolmen is owned by the French State, and has been classified as a Historic Monument…
Classified as a Historic Monument on August 22, 1934, this menhir is located to the east of Lambel-Camors, near "Men Vras". It is 1.70 m high and has a…
The Petit Ménec alignments comprise 101 menhirs, divided into 7 rows heading east. They are the continuation of the neighbouring alignments, which start…
Classified as Historic Monuments in 1862, the 195 megaliths (Mégas Lithos: Large Stones) are oriented east-west. Today, these alignments are 200m long in…
Very fine Neolithic stele, reused, arranged as a "table" and fitted onto a Gallic stele. This mortise-and-tenon fitting has mutilated the interior of this…
