Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Morbihan

Château fort
56370 Sarzeau

Suscinio Castle, a fortified residence of the Dukes of Brittany, is a 13th and 14th century medieval building located in Sarzeau, Brittany, in the heart of the Rhuys peninsula, surrounded by salt marshes and historical remains.

Tumulus
56740 Locmariaquer

The mound of Er Grah, a megalithic monument of the Neolithic in Locmariaquer (Morbihan), is a 140 m long cairn, classified as a Historic Monument since 1935, linked to the site of the local megaliths.

Tumulus
56340 Carnac

The tumulus Saint-Michel is a megalithic neolithic monument located in Carnac, Brittany, representing the archetype of the carnacian tumulus with its complex funeral structures and rich archaeological furniture.

Menhirs
56740 Locmariaquer

Er Grah's broken Grand Menhir, located in Locmariaquer, Brittany, is the largest megalith in Europe (21 m, 300 t), erected in the Neolithic around 4500 BC. Ranked a historic monument since 1889, it is part of an exceptional megalithic ensemble.

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.

Rempart
56700 Hennebont

The walls of Hennebont, built from the 13th century and modernized until the 20th century, form a fortified 900-metre complex surrounding the Ville-Close in Brittany. Ranked as historical monuments, they bear witness to the military evolution of Brittany.

Halle
56320 Le Faouët

The Faouët Halls, built in the 17th century in Morbihan, are a remarkable example of Breton wood architecture, classified as a historical monument since 1914.

Halle
56230 Questembert

The halls of Questembert, built in the 17th century in Morbihan, are a large wooden building of 850 m2, nicknamed the 'cathedral' for its monumental structure and its central role in Breton merchant life.