Our castles near the Canal de Nantes à Brest

 Malestroit

Josselin Castle has been the residence of the Rohan family for over ten centuries and offers visitors a real journey through time with its imposing medieval towers overlooking the river Oust, its sculpted granite facade built during the Renaissance and its interiors entirely restored in the 19th cen...

 Josselin

More commonly known as ‘Notre Dame des Fleurs’ (or Pomeleuc Chapel), Saint-Mélec Chapel dates back to 1220. It was restored in 1639 and enlarged in the 18th century. The choir altarpiece (with its tabernacle, twisted columns, cherubs and various sculptures) is dominated by the statue of Our Lady of...

 Forges de Lanouée

With its main missions to study, preserve and share, it's a place where you can stroll through the relationships between humans and plants. A true sensory immersion as you discover its 1,500 species, including plants used in cosmetics and perfumery, its ethnobotanical and exotic collections, its na...

 La Gacilly

All year, the Théâtre Equestre is an atypical cultural venue that rose from the ground 10 years ago. Where once there was nothing but fields and pastures as far as the eye could see, now stands a superb building dedicated to the equestrian arts. Cattle have given way to equines, much to the delight...

 La Gacilly

The first chapel was built in the 11th century on the site of the old wooden oratory built in 717 on the banks of the Oust by St Gobrien. In the 16th century, the building was restructured and enlarged. This chapel, built of granite and schist rubble, is shaped like a Latin cross. It has a wealth of...

 Saint-Servant

 Malestroit

This 15th-century manor house is one of the most imposing in the area. It once belonged to the former seigneury of La Villeder, which had the right to administer high justice. It was completely transformed in the 17th century with the construction of the current façade. The new construction incorpor...

 Val d'Oust

Located at the foot of Notre-Dame Church in La Chapelle-Caro (Val d'Oust), this yew tree now measures over 7 metres in circumference. It is believed to have been planted during the construction of the old church in the 14th century, making it one of the oldest in Morbihan. It is also listed as one o...

 Val d'Oust

Founder of the clinic (still in operation) in 1929, she was awarded the Légion d'Honneur by General de Gaulle in 1945 for hiding and treating soldiers and resistance fighters at the clinic during the 39-45 war. The cemetery where she is buried is open at all hours. The chapel is open from 10am to 1...

 Malestroit

Located in a green setting, near the RN24, stands the Column of the Thirty. It symbolises the Battle of the Thirty, an epic battle that took place on 26 March 1351. Thirty Breton knights commanded by Jean De Beaumanoir fought against the thirty men of Bamborough. During the bloody encounter, Brambor...

 Guillac