Our rich heritage

More than 5,000 hydrangeas embellish the shores of Lac au Duc and the undergrowth every summer, offering a sumptuous palette of blue, pink and white along nearly three kilometres of a circuit that is unique in France. A living museum, constantly being added to, reinvented and redesigned, so that th...

 Ploërmel

This small church in the village of Saint-Léry is worth a visit, particularly for its sculptures and bas-reliefs around the archway of the entrance door. The church dates back to the 14th or 15th century. Free admission, open every day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

 Saint-Léry

The Association LA GACILLY PATRIMOINE invites you to discover LA GACILLY, through its heritage and history, during a stroll along its streets and alleys lined with pretty blue schist houses. From April to October (for other periods: please contact us), our guides will tell you all about its history...

 La Gacilly

Several pedestrian paths allow the discovery of the site and an educational path links the pond to the medieval garden in Bédée. A 5 hectares area located 1.5km from the village centre offers a pleasant environment, accessible throughout the year to fishermen and tourists. Several pedestrian paths...

 Bédée

 Montfort-sur-Meu

Located in the former stables of the Château de Josselin, this private museum displays dolls from the famous De Rohan collection. Around 600 dolls are on display with their accessories, as well as numerous games and toys on two levels. Prices 2025: Self-guided tour of the Château, gardens and Doll...

 Josselin

Whether contemporary or artisanal, the art exhibited at La Passerelle is carefully selected to offer visitors quality exhibitions. In this way, La Passerelle becomes a lively venue, promoting encounters between art, culture and the public in rural areas. Opening hours during exhibitions: - Open Wedn...

 La Gacilly

Built in the flamboyant Gothic and Renaissance styles, St Armel Church stands on the site of a 15th-century building, some remains of which were used during its construction between 1511 and 1602. On the outside, it has one of the most beautiful ornate portals in Brittany (north portal), an imposing...

 Ploërmel

It owes its name to a contest for archers and crossbowmen, where the target was a colored bird placed at the top of this tower. It also used to be a prison in the XIXth and XXth centuries. The Tower is classified Historical Monument and cannot be visited but houses temporary exhibitions throughout...

 Montfort-sur-Meu

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

 Beignon