Travel Guide Campénéac

Charming little town, the commune of Campénéac is known to lovers of heritage curiosities for the devil in his church. Enter and discover this astonishing representation of Satan, crumbling under the weight of the pulpit of the priest, who officiated just above. Campénéac is also home to two high places of Brocéliande, one legendary and the other religious. On the legendary side, take the direction of Paimpont and make a stop at the castle of Trécesson. There is talk of a white lady: a bride buried alive by her brothers... The place can only be admired from the outside, but the view of the building reflected entirely in the water of the pond is worth a look. The bank opposite the castle is ideal for a picnic. On the spiritual side, head towards Néant-sur-Yvel and stop at the Notre-Dame-de-la-Joie abbey for a time of meditation or some gourmet shopping in the sisters' shop, whose specialities enjoy a fine reputation. Shortly after the abbey, on the way up, join the monumental Sainte-Anne cross and enjoy a panoramic view of the valley.