Rand'Abers 11

In Romanesque style, the first chapel was built in the 11th century. At the place where the hermit Jaoua was buried, a tomb would have been raised and, around the tomb, a first wooden chapel. The current building, long and low, irregular and picturesque, would have been completed in the 16th century. The chapel was restored and enlarged in the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries. Here you'll discover a genuine parish enclosure:
- A former cemetery surrounded by a low wall
- The neat, triumphal entrance
- The ossuary
- The calvary
- The church or chapel
- The sacristy adjoining the chevet

Before becoming a flour mill, the Moulin du Coumou was a fulling mill. Today, the mill features a small flour mill with an electricity-generating turbine and a millstone payroll. All are still in perfect working order.