Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Morbihan

Château fort
56800 Campénéac

Trécesson Castle, a medieval fortress of the 15th-17th centuries, dominates Campeneac in Brittany. Ranked a Historic Monument, it combines defensive architecture, moats and legends, in the heart of a preserved private domain.

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.

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.

Forteresse
56250 Elven

The fortress of Largoët, built between the 12th and 15th centuries in Elven (British), is an emblematic medieval site dominated by an octagonal donjon of 45 meters, classified as a historical monument since 1862.

Dolmens
56340 Carnac

The dolmens of Mané-Kerioned, the megalithic Neolithic complex in Carnac (Bretagne), have three corridor tombs classified as Historic Monuments since 1889, emblematic of Breton prehistoric funeral architecture.

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.

Pierre
56740 Locmariaquer

The Plates of Locmariaquer are a 28 m covered neolithic walkway, located in the Morbihan, classified as a historical monument since 1889.

Moulin à marée
56400 au Bono

The Kervilio tidal mill, built at the beginning of the 19th century in Bono (Morbihan), is a flour mill operating thanks to the tides of the Gulf of Morbihan, equipped with a dike and two external hydraulic wheels.