Cromlechs, alignments and Lec'h in Morbihan

Alignement de Menhirs
56340 Carnac

The Dolmen de Kerlescan, located in Carnac, Brittany, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, formerly a covered alley now partially destroyed, classified as historical monuments since 1889.

56340 Carnac

The Ménec alignment is a megalithic neolithic site in Carnac, Brittany, composed of 1,050 menhirs divided into 11 lines over 950 meters, surrounded by an ovoid enclosure.

56410 Erdeven

The alignment of Coët er Blei is a megalithic site in the Neolithic region of Erdeven, Brittany. Ranked a Historical Monument, it bears witness to ancient funeral and ritual practices.

Cromlech
56780 Île-aux-Moines

Kergenan's cromlech, on Île-aux-Moines in Brittany, is a prehistoric megalithic enclosure shaped like a horse-drawn iron, classified as a historical monument since 1862.

56950 Crach

The tumulus and alignment of Saint John Bay, a neolithic site located in Crach, Brittany, has been a protected historical monument since 2023, reflecting ancient funeral and ritual practices.

Alignement de Menhirs
56440 Languidic

The Grand Resto alignments in Languidic are three prehistoric megalithic ensembles located in Brittany, Morbihan, dating from about 3380 BC. Composed of aligned menhirs, they bear witness to neolithic funeral and ritual practices.

Lec'h
56690 Landaul

The Lech de Langonbrach is a 2.40-metre granite neolithic stele, Christianized in the 9th-Xth century, located in Landaul (Morbihan), near the chapel Saint Maurille. Ranked historic monument in 1942.

Alignement de Menhirs
56470 La Trinité-sur-Mer

The alignments of Petit-Ménec, located in La Trinité-sur-Mer in Brittany, are a megalithic set of 101 menhirs dating from the Neolithic, extension of Kerlescan's alignments.