Tourist Attractions & Monuments Morbihan

The castle of the sea, as it was called before the Quiberonnais rebaptisent the castle of Turpault, is like the emblem of the city. It remains fantastic, reminiscent of the medieval era and of English influence, was built in the early th century. Open on the whole of the wild coast, it is a pure jewel of which you have to come and admire the architecture and the foot of the Pointe-er-Lann to which she adds a little majesty and a fantastic tone. You can only get close to the castle that remains private property, but it's enough to admire beauty and let yourself be overwhelmed by the atmosphere that it radiates. The owners of the premises have long opened the door to the commune so that fireworks are organised there, but this may be a subject of change due to the sale of the castle in the course of 2010. History does not tell if the castle has found buyer and if so which… As an anecdote, it was said that in 2007 Johnny Halliday and his wife Laetitia would have liked to buy it but not being sold at the time, would not have been able to buy it!

Here, you will find many information leaflets concerning the sites to visit, accommodations, restaurants, cultural events... in short, all necessary documentation to make your stay successful. A hiking booklet with 8 tours will allow you to discover the architectural and historical heritage of Locmariaquer, Crac'h and Saint-Philibert (fee).The tourist office organises various guided tours such as hiking in the megaliths. Many events all year round.

Very typical of the Medieval Old Vannes, this shopping street along the cathedral has some nice examples of old shops and wooden houses decorated with sculptures.

It is a beautiful illustration of Josselin's prosperous trading period. Most of the houses date from the 16th century and have retained the appearance they had at that time. Take time to stroll around to admire the wooden sections and sculptures restored by the latest restorations, with the exception of the house known as the House of the Seneschal, right next to the basilica. This beautiful 18th century house was home to one of the most famous Republican leaders, General Hoche, during his visit to Josselin in 1795.

The tourist office is located in the museum's museum area. You will find all the advice to stay, enjoy the table, distract and enjoy your stay. Advertising and brochures are also available.

In a city such as Pont-Scorff, a large part of which is devoted to art and crafts, the Point Information has a central role in the orientation and knowledge of exhibition sites. Here you can also guide yourself to the zoo, the odyssaum, the Seat (the theatre - yes, yes, there is a theatre at Pont-Scorff!) or the Atelier workshop. Not to mention everything related to catering and accommodation.

Since 1996, the Compagnie du Théâtre de l'Interchange resides. She gives her creations, but also courses and courses. See for the beauty of the site, which also welcomes the feast of bread and autumn feast, every year. The site also hosts the Festival de la Key des Champs organised by the Théâtre de l'Interchange and the course of Art Path making… from Atelier d'Estienne.

Damgan La Roche-Bernard Tourisme includes 12 municipalities: Ambon, Arzal, Billiers, Damgan, La Roche-Bernard, Le Guerno, Marzan, Muzillac, Noyal-Muzillac, Nivillac, Péaule and Saint-Dolay. Three tourist information offices are open all year round (Damgan, Muzillac, La Roche-Bernard) and a local information point in Ambon, open in July and August. Various magazines have been published to help you prepare your stay: Discovery, Accommodation, Festivities... Guided tours and entertainment are regularly offered in the middle and high seasons.

The Larmor-Plage Tourist Office is part of the Lorient Bretagne Sud Tourisme complex, which includes several tourist information points located throughout the Lorient region. You will find competent staff and abundant documentation on the tourist offer in the area. Feel free to enter to prepare a stay that meets your expectations and budget or simply to find original ideas for activities that you might not have thought of. The tourist office is located just in front of Port-Maria beach.

This monument is one of the most beautiful samples of cross-panels, calvaries carved on its four sides, typical of this part of Brittany. It has three floors of sculptures. On the north-south base, six scenes from Christ's life are displayed (the arrest of Christ or the kiss of Judas, flogging, cross-bearing, crucifixion, descent to Hell and Ascension) and on the barrel you will discover four motifs representing Saint Peter, Saint Paul, Saint John the Baptist and Saint James. This calvary would be the only one in Brittany to symbolize the passion and Ascension of Christ. The nearby church is open during the day.

Located on the former fairground and the current Place Saint-Michel, this chapel is a 17th century work renovated at the beginning of the 20th century. Its location, under the foliage of trees, contributes greatly to its charm. Among the curiosities is a bell dated 1670, where an annual pardon is celebrated every August 15. It can no longer be visited today, but its surroundings are very pleasant.