Chapels and churches in the Bigouden region

The chapel dates back to 1720 and was restored in 1979. Set in a leafy spot away from the town and the road, it's an inviting place to stroll and rela...

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...

There was already a church here in the 11th century, as part of it was donated to the Locmaria Abbey in Quimper by the Bishop and Count of Cornouaille...

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....

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...

This is the former church of Saint-Guénolé (15th century), in ruins in the 18th century. The west tower, built in 1488, remains. In 1489, the year fol...

The old building dates from between 1528 and 1540, and featured 13th-century pillars typical of the Pont-Croix school. Only the west gable of this fir...

Plomeur has 3 chapels. The Treminou chapel, set in a magnificent green setting, is a must-see in the Bigouden region. A masterpiece of communal herita...

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...

Despite the paucity of sources indicating the construction of this church, many significant elements link it to the Pont-Croix architectural style, pr...

The simple but charming chapel of Croaziou or Notre Dame des Croix stands at the entrance to the village. A small private family oratory, built around...

Private chapel. The chapel was built in 1965 to plans by Jean Heckly, following a wish expressed by Suzanne Masson, who founded the "Movement for Chil...