Menhirs in Morbihan

Menhirs
56170 Houat

Menhirs de Men-Plat are megalithic monuments located on the island of Houat, Brittany. Their exact origin remains unknown.

Menhirs
56340 Carnac

The Kergo Menhir, also called Menhir de Parc Bras, is a neolithic megalith located near Carnac, Brittany. This 3-metre-high monument, classified in 1889, bears witness to the megalithic architecture of the region.

Menhirs
56170 Quiberon

The second menhir of Mané-Meur is a megalithic monument of Neolithic located in Quiberon, Brittany, 3.40 m high and classified as a historical monument since 1927.

Menhirs
56340 Carnac

Kerderff's menhirs, erected in Neolithic, are two emblematic megaliths located near Carnac, Brittany. Located 50 metres away, they peak at 5.35 m and 3.45 m, witnesses of prehistoric architecture.

Menhirs
56110 Roudouallec

The Menhir de Guernangoué in Roudouallec is a megalithic alignment of the Neolithic in Brittany, Morbihan, partially destroyed and restored.

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56730 Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys

The Yellow Stone of Kercambre is a white quartzite neolithic menhir, 1.5 m high, located in Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys (Morbihan), near the Breton coast. Built around 4000-2000 B.C., it bears witness to local megalithic practices.

Menhirs
56500 Moustoir-Ac

The Kerara Menhir, built in the Neolithic, is a 3.65 m high megalithic monument located in Moustoir-Ac, Brittany. Ranked in 1965, it bears witness to the prehistoric heritage of Morbihan.

Menhirs
56170 Quiberon

The Menhirs of Beg-er-Goh-Lannec in Quiberon are megalithic monuments located in Brittany, in the coastal town of Quiberon. Their exact period remains indefinite.