Chapels and churches

This Gothic-style granite church was built between 1958 and 1960 to accommodate the growing seafaring population. It was built almost entirely from re...

Built quickly between 1508 and 1509 thanks to Bigouden shipowners, Saint-Nonna church is Gothic in style. Rectangular in shape, it has a flat apse on...

This charming chapel, with its sober blue ceiling, is set in lush greenery. Dating from the 16th century, it is in the flamboyant Gothic style and has...

The pretty stone chapel of St Oual or Lodonnec is hidden between the houses but well worth a visit. Dedicated to St Tugdual, the patron saint of the B...

Dedicated to Saint Tugdual, the church stands in a parish enclosure. Built between the 14th and 18th centuries, it was a major site of the Red Bonnet...

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

Built in the style of the Pont-Croix school, the Trinité chapel dates back to the 14th century and was rebuilt in two phases in the 16th and 18th cent...

Built between 1884 and 1887, the church was inaugurated without a façade or bell tower. The latter was not completed until 1992. It is a modern buildi...

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...

Rectangular church with a single aisle. A diaphragm arch separates the nave from the choir. The outer walls were partially rebuilt around 1550, and th...

The only chapel in Plobannalec-Lesconil is set in lush greenery and has a charming stained-glass window and frescoes. This chapel, dedicated to Saint...

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...