Chapels and churches in the Bigouden region

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 1905 church replaced a parish church dating from the 13th and 14th centuries. The funds for the construction of the new church came from a substan...

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...

Penmarc'h has 4 chapels. The small chapel of Saint-Pierre, located between the Semaphore and the Old Lighthouse, hosts seasonal exhibitions. This bui...

In the heart of the village, discover this church dating from 1878, rebuilt to plans by Canon Abgrall. The bell tower dates from 1897. The church hous...

This church is the former chapel of the Carmelite convent. On 4 May 1383, Baron Hervé IV Du Pont and his wife Péronnelle de Rochefort called upon the...

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...

Plomeur has 3 chapels. The chapel of Saints Côme and Damien is quite original, with its simple interior and magnificently detailed stained glass windo...

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...

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...

Situated in an exceptional setting, facing the Bay of Audierne, the chapel of Penhors takes its name from its natural environment: it is built not far...

Pont-l'Abbé has 5 chapels, 2 of which can be visited. The chapel of the Augustines is part of the women's monastery Les Augustines, created in 1860 to...