Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Morbihan

Alignement de Menhirs
56340 Carnac

The alignments of Carnac, a neolithic megalithic ensemble (circa 4500 B.C.), span 4 km near Carnac in Brittany, with nearly 3,000 menhirs divided into four major sites (Kermario, Ménec, Kerlescan, Petit Ménec).

Maison à pan de bois
56000 Vannes

The half-timbered houses of the 15th and 16th centuries of Place Henri-IV in Vannes, Brittany, form a protected historical complex. Located in the intra-muros, they testify to the medieval architecture of Brittany.

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.

Alignement de Menhirs
56410 Erdeven

Kerzérho's alignments with Erdeven are a megalithic Neolithic site located in Brittany, composed of about 1,100 menhirs spread over 2.7 km, reflecting the prehistoric architecture of Brittany.

Tour
56750 Damgan

The British Tower, an ancient 16th-century watchtower in Damgan (Morbihan), is a rare 15-metre-high coastal vestige, classified as a historic monument in 1997.

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.

Dolmens
56340 Plouharnel

The Dolmen de Crucuno, built in the Neolithic in Plouharnel (Morbihan), is a listed megalithic monument, vestige of a 27 m corridor dolmen partially demolished in the 19th century.

Basilique
56400 Sainte-Anne-d'Auray

The Basilica of Sainte-Anne d'Auray, built in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries in Sainte-Anne-d'Auray, Brittany, is the main place of Breton pilgrimage, famous for its miraculous apparitions and neo-Gothic architecture.