Things to see and do Questembert

First, what makes Questembert so special is the superb market halls that house the market and various cultural events throughout the year. In addition to this essential site, we will highlight the interest of buildings such as the Hotel Belmont and its turret, the Hotel de Carné, the various fountains and washhouses of the 15th and 16th centuries, such as that of the former presbytery, the Saint-Michel chapel in the city centre built in 1440 and restored from the 18th century onwards. The region also has other very beautiful chapels dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries. To the south of the village, the chapels of Saint-Jean and Notre-Dame-de-l'O (towards Péaule) are worth a look. To the west, visit the chapel of Saint-Doué and to the north the chapel of Lesnoyal, whose yew tree and small cemetery are listed as Historic Monuments. Hiking enthusiasts, know that Questembert (and its surroundings) has 38 km of hiking and mountain bike trails.

This less than a kilometre long route invites you to discover the most beautiful buildings in Questembert. Leave the halls, the city's emblem, and discover the Hôtellerie Jean Le Guénégo, the Hôtellerie Belmont and its tower, the Saint-Pierre church, the tower of Alain le Grand, the Saint-Michel chapel, the washhouse and the fountain of the Vieux Presbytère... For everyone, it is a whole history that unfolds and opens the doors of that of Brittany. The route is easy and accessible to all, without any difference in altitude. Allow 45 minutes to take the time to admire each step of this beautiful tour!