Megaliths of the Bigouden region

This alignment originally comprised 600 or 700 menhirs facing north-east and south-west in the direction of sunrise at the winter solstice. They were...

Quelarn is a group of 6 Neolithic burials (3500 BC) with compartmentalised chambers and an access corridor, formerly covered by a stone mound. The Ker...

The household of Saint Kodélig consists of : - a Gallic stele with facets, known as the "motte de beurre" (a lump of butter) in reference to the mould...

Accessibility: outdoor megaliths in a grassy garden.

Menhir in the dunes, very sandy. Only the top can be seen. This anthropomorphic menhir is situated in a ditch. It was listed as a historic monument on...

Located in a field alongside the D785 (Penmarc'h-Plomeur road). The menhir de l'Evèque is 6.50m high and around 3m wide and stands on the land of the...

Dating from the Neolithic period, this site comprises two burial mounds about twenty metres apart, buried in a mound 60 metres in diameter. Listed as...

The Reun site towers 8m above the sea. This megalithic site consists of the remains of an ancient tumulus that was ruined and excavated around 1880. P...

The Gallic stele dating from 300 to 200 BC stands to the east behind the choir of the Romanesque church of Saint-Tudy. It was probably the grave of an...

This Neolithic megalith (3000 BC) is 8.50 m high and stands in a pond bordered by the Lehan dunes. Listed as a Historic Monument since 6 March 1923, i...

This menhir is unusual in that it is split: we don't know whether this is the result of lightning or water seeping in and causing the stone to shatter...

A megalith dating back some 5,000 years, the Penglaouic menhir is partially submerged when the tide rises, and has evolved over the centuries. Origina...