Castles in the Finistère

Château
29870 Landéda

Tromenec Castle, dating from the 16th century in Landeda, Brittany, is a manor house in ruins whose chapel, classified as a historical monument, houses medieval tombs and remarkable granite architecture.

Château
29800 Landerneau

The château de Chef-du-Bois, built in the 17th and 18th centuries in Pencran near Landerneau, is a historical monument in Brittany on the U-plan, marked by successive architectural changes.

Château fort
29850 Gouesnou

The castle of Mesléan, built in the 16th and 17th centuries in Gouesnou (Finistry), is an ancient granite stronghold, now reduced to its medieval facade and partially ruined towers, classified as a historical monument.

Château fort
29800 La Roche-Maurice

The castle of La Roche-Maurice, a medieval fortress of the 13th to 15th centuries, dominates the Elorn valley at La Roche-Maurice (Finister). Former bastion of the Viscounts of Leon and then of the Rohans, he embodies Breton feudal history.

Château fort
29250 Sibiril

The castle of Kérouzéré, a 15th century medieval fortress located in Sibiril, Brittany, is the only visitable castle of Finistère, marked by its role in the League wars and its successive restorations.

Château
29600 Saint-Martin-des-Champs

The Château de Bagatelle, 18th century Louis XV mansion in Saint-Martin-des-Champs (Finistère), combines refined architecture and French garden designed by Le Nôtre.

Château de style Renaissance
29810 Brélès

Kergroadès Castle, a 17th-century Breton Renaissance building in Brélès (Finistère), combines defensive architecture and elegance with its corner towers and terraced gardens classified as Historic Monument since 1995.

Château
29800 La Forest-Landerneau

The castle of Joyeuse Garde, remains of a 12th century fortress at La Forest-Landerneau in Brittany, is linked to the Arthurian legend and classified as a historical monument since 1975.