Chapels classified in Morbihan

Chapelle
56250 Saint-Nolff

The chapel of Saint-Anne de Saint-Nolff, built in the 15th century in Morbihan, is a remarkable historical monument with its flower windows and medieval architecture.

Clocher-mur
56140 Malestroit

The chapel of the Madeleine de Malestroit, a medieval Romanesque building enlarged in the 15th century, is an ancient leprosy in ruins located in Morbihan, famous for the truce of 1343 and its historical stained glass windows scattered abroad.

Chapelle gothique
56320 Lanvénégen

The chapel Saint-Urlo de Lanvénégen, built in the 16th and 17th centuries in Brittany, is a granite votive sanctuary, famous for its annual forgiveness and miraculous fountain dedicated to Saint Urlo, invoked against headaches and gout.

Chapelle gothique
56620 Cléguer

The chapel of Saint-Guénaël de Cléguer, a religious building of the 16th and 17th centuries, stands in Morbihan in Brittany. It combines rectangular architecture with historical polychrome furniture, classified as a Historic Monument since 1973.

Clocher-mur
56400 Ploemel

The chapel Notre-Dame de Pitié, built in the 16th century in Ploemel, Brittany, is a three-ship rectangular vestige, formerly linked to the Broérec family and listed as a historic monument in 1927.

Chapelle gothique
56310 Quistinic

The chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Cloître, a 17th-century religious building in Quistinic (Morbihan), presents a rectangular plan and Renaissance decorations. Joined historical monuments in 1973.

Chapelle gothique
56400 Ploemel

16th century Breton chapel, classified as a historical monument, famous for its murals of the Passion and Renaissance architecture. Located in Ploemel, Morbihan.

Chapelle gothique
56150 Saint-Barthélemy

The chapel Saint-Adrien, built in the 15th century in Saint-Barthélemy (Morbihan), is a Breton shrine in a Latin cross, marked by its Templar history and carved sandstones, classified as a historical monument in 1932.