Chapels classified in the Finistère

Baroque and classical chapel
29100 Douarnenez

The chapel Sainte-Croix, a 17th century religious building, is located in Douarnenez, Brittany. It was listed as a historical monument in 1932 and bears witness to the local architectural heritage.

Chapel
29920 Névez

The chapel Sainte-Barbe de Névez, built in the 15th century in the Finistère, is an ancient place of worship in Brittany on a Latin cross, today dedicated to cultural uses.

Chapel
29253 Ile-de-Batz

The chapel Sainte-Anne de l'Île-de-Batz, located in Brittany, is an ancient Romanesque church of the 10th or 11th century, classified as a historical monument. Its ruins, dedicated to Saint Paul Aurélien, dominate the Cove of Penity, surrounded by dunes and a later chapel dedicated to Saint Anne.

Gothic Chapel
29550 Saint-Nic

The chapel Saint-Côme de Saint-Nic, built between the 15th and 17th centuries in Brittany, is an architectural jewel with a nave and low side, with a bell tower and a historic calvary.

Chapel
29250 Saint-Pol-de-Léon

The chapel Saint-Charles-Borromée, built in the 17th century at Saint-Pol-de-Léon in Brittany, is a historical monument accompanied by a rare octagonal dovecote, linked to the former family Coetlosquet.

Gothic Chapel
29150 Port-Launay

The chapel Saint-Aubin de Lanvaïdic, a 17th-century religious building in Port Launay, Brittany, is distinguished by its Latin cross plan and its preserved period furniture.

Chapel
29252 Plouezoc'h

The Saint-Antoine de Plouezoc'h chapel, built in the 16th and 18th centuries, is a historic Breton monument located in the Finistère, remarkable for its carved wooden porch and circular apse.

Clocher-wall
29620 Guimaëc

The Notre-Dame-des-Joies chapel of Guimaëc, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, is a Breton religious jewel located in the Finistère, famous for its historical murals and classification in 1916.