Our rich heritage

 Caro

The first chapel was built in the 11th century in place 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 granite and schist rubble chapel is shaped like a Latin cross. It has rich furnishings, includi...

 Saint-Servant

 Gaël

Located in the former stables of Josselin Castle, discover this private museum where the dolls of the famous De Rohan collection are presented. 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, gar...

 Josselin

The park is visible from afar thanks to its giant sequoias which border a charming washhouse and its pond. A second pond can be discovered on a walking tour. The chapel built in 1877 and recently restored is characteristic of the neo-Romanesque style. Free visit of the park from 10am to 6pm, map ava...

 Pleucadeuc

 Paimpont

 Campénéac

 Montfort-sur-Meu

Starting from the Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul church in Guégon, you can take the heritage trail punctuated by various visits to the chapels (Saint-Gildas, Saint-Méen and Saint-Antoine). Through this tour of about 1h30, you will discover the rich heritage of Guégon with its lantern of the dead (very a...

 Guégon

The yew tree has been revered for thousands of years as one of the oldest beings on earth. As such, and in memory of past generations, it was often planted at the foot of megalithic burial mounds, Celtic steles and then Christian chapels, as here with the Chapel of Saint-Yves in Cruguel, erected in...

 Cruguel