Our rich heritage

The old forge at Saint-Malon-Sur-Mel has been converted into a museum in which a ‘Son et Lumière’ brings back to life the workshop of Père Dugué, the former blacksmith. An exhibition space and video present the blacksmith’s daily life and live demonstrations allow visitors to witness the creation of...

 Saint-Malon-sur-Mel

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 Paimpont

Château de Comper, a 14th-15th century moated castle, stands on the shores of Lac de la Fée Viviane. It is home to the Centre de l'Imaginaire Arthurien, where you can discover Arthurian and Celtic legends through images, videos, costumes, paintings and animations. For the little ones, there's a spec...

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The Val sans Retour, the entrance to which is located in Tréhorenteuc, is one of the most beautiful parts of the Broceliande forest, a place of legends in an enchanting setting! "Enter this domain where the fairy Morgane, half-sister of King Arthur, locked up unfaithful men, and where only the knig...

 Tréhorenteuc

These three hollow (and very much alive!) oaks, classified as Remarkable Trees in 2000 by the Conseil Général du Morbihan, stand next to the chapel of the same name. These patriarchs would be between 250 and 300 years old. - Free visit - The chapel, visible from the outside, dates from the 15th-16th...

 Néant-sur-Yvel

The church of Tréhorenteuc, modest in appearance and located in the heart of the small village which allows access to the Val sans Retour, gives visitors new keys to approach the Christian way of life. In 1942 Abbot Gillard was appointed rector of Tréhorenteuc and to give a spiritual life back to h...

 Tréhorenteuc

It is said to be 1000 years old... Remarkable for its size (nearly 10m in circumference), this pedunculate oak is the most spectacular of the large trees in the Brocéliande forest. The ancestor has been hollow for centuries. Its name comes from Abbé Guillotin, a priest who took refuge in it at the...

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