Chapels and churches in the Bigouden region

Penmarc'h has 4 chapels. The superb Chapelle de la Joie, located as close as possible to the sea, is a must-see on the GR® 34 between Saint-Pierre and...

The Madeleine chapel is one of the prettiest in the Bigouden region and well worth a visit. It is located close to the alignments and pretty thatched...

The parish church of Saint-Guénolé was built in 1953. The mixture of old and new stones is explained by the reuse of stones from manor houses, includ...

The Porz Bihan chapel is located near the Romanesque church in the parish enclosure. It was built in the 14th century. Built to the north-east of the...

A typically Breton granite church with 15th-century architecture. Built between 1783 and 1877, it is a must-see. The large porch, known as the "baptis...

Before reaching the chapel, you will enter the enclosure that used to be the cemetery, passing under an impressive granite arch. The chapel dates from...

The Chapelle de la Clarté is set in a green setting with a fountain. Built in the 16th century, this chapel was originally dedicated to Saint Vennec....

Listed as a historic monument in 1844, the church of Saint-Tudy is the best-preserved Romanesque building in Brittany and is open to the public out of...

Saint-Jean-Trolimon has 2 chapels. The chapel at Tronoën is the most visited in the Bigouden region, thanks to its imposing calvary, considered to be...

Pont-l'Abbé has 5 chapels, 2 of which can be visited. The Sacré-Coeur chapel, opposite the Eglise des Carmes, is very charming and rather original. Th...

Situated in a green enclosure, the chapel dedicated to Saint Jospeh and Sainte Anne was founded in 1645 by the Lords of Rubien, then sold as national...

Saint-Philibert Chapel was built in the 11th century by monks from Landévennec Abbey. During the Bonnets Rouges revolt in 1675, its bell tower was beh...