Chapels and churches in the Bigouden region

The chapel was built at the end of the 13th century, then altered at the end of the 14th century and again in the 17th century. Like other chapels in...

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...

This neo-flamboyant church was consecrated in 1885. It is dedicated to Saint Justin, a Christian philosopher and martyr from the 2nd century. It conta...

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...

The parish of Saint-Pierre de Kérity was created by episcopal order on 8 March 1949 and the church of Kérity, dedicated to Sainte Thumette, became its...

16th century church - 1886 in granite. The church was rebuilt in 1886 to plans by Joseph Le Bigot, on the site of the old building, with the 16th-cent...

It dates back to the 17th century, but has retained four pillars from the previous building produced by the Pont-Croix school, formed by eight tangent...

Treguennec has 2 chapels. The neo-Gothic chapel of Saint-Alour was built in 1878 on the site of the former parish church of Tréguennec. It is a small...

The church in its current state dates from 1848, named after the monk Eneour, who came from across the Channel in the 5th century. St Enéour's church...

Come and discover the world of traditional games, a little-known aspect of Breton culture. Play boultenn, birinig, botoù koad, toul ar c'hhazh and baz...

. Le Guilvinec's only chapel, set in a green setting, is not lacking in charm. Built by the Lords of Kergoz in the 15th century and restored in 2009/2...

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...