Our rich heritage

Founder of the clinic (still in activity) in 1929, she was awarded the Legion of Honour by General de Gaulle in 1945 for having hidden and treated soldiers and resistance fighters at the clinic during the Second World War. The cemetery where she is buried is accessible at all hours. The chapel is op...

 Malestroit

It is in the village of Brignac, a small town in Brocéliande, that the artist Jim Colorex was given carte blanche to paint the exterior of the restaurant La Maison de Manon! In 2014, the two restaurant owners Mickaël Thomas and Nicolas Reynero asked him to paint a fresco on a 14-metre long wall, in...

 Brignac

 Malestroit

The lake at Paimpont Abbey is an ancient manmade dam created by the building of a dike at the foot of the small town of Paimpont. Now it serves as a stage set for the magnificent 13th-century abbey. The lake covers an area of more than 50 hectares and is fed by countless streams, most of them flowin...

 Paimpont

The "Manoir Le Val aux Houx" is opening its doors to the public exceptionally this summer and on the occasion of the Heritage Days. Guided tours are offered every day from 12pm to 6pm. You will discover this manor house undergoing restoration dating from the 15th and 16th centuries : visit the court...

 Guégon

In the heart of Josselin, the "Jardin du Bois d'Amour" is a peaceful natural park where you can walk with family and friends. You will discover a rhododendron conservatory, bamboo groves, the millennium water clock and a land art trail scattered throughout the wood. The works were created by Henri-P...

 Josselin

 Médréac

It was there that, on 18 June 1944, a battle was fought against the German occupiers by 2,000 maquisards supported by 150 Free French paratroopers and the local population. This battle was followed by terrible reprisals which have left a lasting mark on the collective memory. Located on the very sit...

 Saint-Marcel

 Bédée

 Ploërmel

There were two naves at the time of its construction, separating a parish church from a chapel reserved for the Templars by a dividing wall pierced by a Romanesque archway. The Templars' chapel was only reserved for members of the Order. The nave served as a church for the parishioners. Removed in 1...

 Carentoir

Located at the foot of the Notre-Dame church in La Chapelle-Caro (Val d'Oust), this yew tree is now over 7m in circumference. It is assumed that it was planted during the construction of the old church in the 14th century, which makes it one of the oldest in Morbihan. It is also listed as one of the...

 Val d'Oust