Our rich heritage

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

More commonly known as "Notre Dame des fleurs" (or the Pomeleuc chapel), the Saint-Mélec chapel dates back to 1220. It was restored in 1639 and extended in the 18th century. The altarpiece in the choir (with its tabernacle, twisted columns, cherubs and various sculptures) is dominated by the statue...

 Forges de Lanouée

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 from the 14th or 15th century. Free admission, open every day from 9am to 4pm.

 Saint-Léry

 Muel

Many pedestrian circuits (including going around the pond by foot (1h)) allow you to discover the site and an interpretation booklet 'The tree and the bird' can be taken from the Tourist Office. Numerous paths offer you beautiful walks and lead to the valley of the 'Chambre au Loup', the ornithologi...

 Iffendic

Discover a real green setting in the heart of the medieval town of Josselin! Vegetable patches have been set up to discover and gather the aromatic and medicinal plants of the past. Information panels present their daily uses. A collection of rosebushes can also be seen above. Installed in metal sq...

 Josselin

This site is home to a large variety of bird species that you can contemplate from an observation post, for an incredible sight. But not only birds can be found in Careil, you can also observe threatened hardy species (goats, sheeps or breton draft horses) that have been introduced on the meadows....

 Iffendic

 Campénéac