Maison des Abers - Ti an Aberioù
Located on the seafront, the Maison des Abers offers visitors the chance to discover all aspects of the Abers region (geography, history, economy). Thanks to its educational museography and its view of the coastline and the Abers,...
Château du Taureau
This fort can be visited, so from spring onwards, discover the emblematic monument of the Bay of Morlaix. Leaving from Carantec or Plougasnou, the rich history of this fortress...
Iliz-Coz archaeological site
Medieval necropolis. Substantial remains of the parish enclosure, abandoned in 1729 due to sand encroachment.
Menozac'h Menhir
During the Neolithic period (5000 to 2000 BC), man became a farmer and shepherd, and built megalithic monuments, dolmens and menhirs, to honor his dead and his gods. Menhirs (from the Breton Men, stone...
Saint Urfold Chapel
The chapel The chapel, located one kilometer northwest of the village on the road to Coat-Méal, is set in a magnificent setting, which also features a fountain and a calvary. It dates back to the 15th century...
Ecomusée des goémoniers et de l'algue (seaweed and seaweed ecomuseum)
At the tip of Finistère, you'll find Europe's largest seaweed fields. Used in the food industry, cosmetics, agriculture, health and biomaterials, seaweed is part of our daily lives, revealing a wealth of...
Maison des Dunes
Haut-Léon Communauté's Maison des dunes offers a wide range of activities to discover the Keremma dunes. The immersive and entertaining discovery center: "TEVENN, sand, dunes,...
Pont du Diable or Krac'h Bridge
The Pont du Diable or Pont Krac'h linking Plouguerneau and Lannilis is a very old bridge over the Aber Wrac'h. It is thought to be between 1,000 and 2,000 years old. Very picturesque, it is built of...
Broennou chapel
(also known as Chapelle Saint Eveltoc) Two stones bearing the dates 1605 (in the courtyard) and 1608 (west wall of the enclosure) date the construction of the church that preceded the present chapel. After the...
Monts d'Arrée Ecomuseum, Maison Cornec
The Maison Cornec site in Saint-Rivoal is an opportunity to discover the remarkable heritage of the Monts d'Arrée: a group of 17th-century farmhouses that bear witness to traditional life in relation to the...
Sainte Anne Chapel
The Saint Anne chapel (16th century), known as the "Enez Cadec" chapel, depended on the manor house, of which a fine old building still remains. Not far from here, a Roman road led from Anteren to Koréjou. Chapel...
The little saints
The 33 polychrome wooden statuettes on their staffs, dating from the 17th century, can be seen in Plouguerneau church. They were intended to be carried in processions such as the "Grande Marche des...
Cézon Island and Fort
Opposite the Baie des Anges convent is Fort Cézon, named after the fortifications built there. The island was a military fort until it was...
Notre-Dame Church
Built in the 18th century (1770) and remodeled in 1869, the church stands on a knoll by the river. As for the bell tower, built in 1859, it is one of the...
Prad-Paol chapel
Rectangular building from the 16th century Restored in the 20th century Small ancient chapel dedicated to Saint Pol Aurélien, probably in memory of his passage between Tréglonou and the Ile de Batz. He caused three springs to gush forth...
Menhir of Prat Lédan
The Prat Lédan menhir was first recorded in the 19th century as a menhir half-turned over on an embankment, then broken by lightning. The cavity in the upper part is undoubtedly the trace of a...
Menhir de Lannoulouarn
Dating from the Neolithic period, it is the only standing monolith of a group of 5 menhirs. It is 7 metres high.
Lilia Church
Formerly the chapel of Saint Cavan, dedicated to Saint Karan, it was moved and enlarged to Lilia in 1874 and blessed on August 29, 1875. A Latin-cross-shaped building with a canted chevet, it...
Church of Saint-Brévalaire
Dating from the 14th-16th centuries, it was restored in 1770 and again in 1910. The bell tower dates from 1639. Inside the church, the patron saint is depicted as an abbot, wearing a mitre and plunging...
Church of Notre-Dame du Grouaneg
In perfect condition, restored by the Beaux-Arts. It was built in 1503, in the Gothic style. Numerous architectural features adorn the interior, including Gothic statues, rose windows and stained-glass windows. The fountain, just a few metres away, would have...