Chapels and churches

The church dates from the 17th and 18th centuries and is dedicated to Sainte Thumette. It was built on the ruins of a previous church in 1760, and fea...

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Nestling in a small hamlet, the church dates back to the end of the 13th century, and was enlarged several times between the 15th and 19th centuries....

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

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...

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...

Tréméoc has 2 chapels, one of which is private. This 16th-century chapel, nestling in the countryside, is dedicated to Saint-Sébastien, the saint who...

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...

Treguennec has 2 chapels. Situated in a magnificent setting, the chapel of Saint Vio may be the smallest of the Bigouden chapels, but it's well worth...

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...

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...

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