Chapels classified in the Finistère

Chapelle gothique
29910 Trégunc

The chapel Notre-Dame de Kerven, built in the 16th century in Trégunc (Finistry), is a Breton historic monument inscribed in 1932, marked by its baroque altarpiece and stained glass windows dedicated to the Virgin.

Clocher-mur
29760 Penmarch

The chapel of the Madeleine, a Gothic building of the 15th and 16th centuries in Penmarch (Finistery), was an ancient leprosy dedicated to Saint Mary Magdalene, protecting lepers and cordiers.

Clocher-mur
29350 Moëlan-sur-Mer

The chapel Saint-Philibert de Moëlan-sur-Mer, built in the 16th century in Brittany, is a classified religious ensemble including chapel, cemetery, calvary and fountain, typical of Breton Christian architecture.

Chapelle
29460 Daoulas

The Notre-Dame-des-Fontaines chapel and fountain, built in the 16th century in Daoulas (Finistère), form a Breton religious complex combining architecture in wood, masonry and carved decorations, classified as a historical monument in 1926.

Chapelle gothique
29600 Morlaix

The Notre-Dame-de-la-Fontaine Chapel, listed as a Historic Monument, is located in Morlaix, Brittany. This place of worship of the Finistère dates from an indefinite period but remains an emblematic religious heritage.

Chapelle
29810 Plouarzel

The chapel-ossuary Saint-Yves de Plouarzel, a 17th-century religious building, is distinguished by its rectangular architecture and its bell tower at lantern, located in the Finistère in Brittany.

Chapelle gothique
29000 Quimper

The chapel of Ti Mamm Doué, a late Gothic and Renaissance building of the 15th-XVIth centuries in Quimper, combines carved door, commemorative stained glass windows and Breton history in a place classified as Historic Monument since 1903.

Chapelle gothique
29970 Trégourez

The Notre-Dame de Pontouar chapel, a 15th-XVIth-century rural building in Trégourez (Bretagne), is distinguished by its transept and bell tower integrated with the western wall, a witness to Breton religious architecture.