Chapels and churches

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...

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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...

Built in the 13th century, the chapel of Saint-Honoré became a tréviale church when the neighbouring hamlet became the administrative centre of a trêv...

According to the few documentary sources concerning this church, it was built in several stages. The oldest part, the choir, dates from the 14th centu...

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...

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...

A typically Breton granite church with 15th-century architecture. Built between 1783 and 1877, it is a must-see. The large porch, known as the "baptis...

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...

The church in Pouldreuzic was built according to the architectural model of Pont-Croix. It was built in several stages: the original building dates fr...

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...

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...