Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Morbihan

Cairn
56870 Larmor-Baden

Le cairn de Gavrinis, édifié au Néolithique (4250-4000 av. J.-C.), est un dolmen à couloir exceptionnellement décoré, situé sur une île du golfe du Morbihan à Larmor-Baden, en Bretagne. Ce monument mégalithique, classé en 1901, compte parmi les plus riches d'Europe par ses gravures symboliques et son architecture préservée.

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.

Château Médiéval et Renaissance
56430 Concoret

The Château de Comper, located in Concoret, Brittany, is an ancient medieval castle of the 14th century, rebuilt in the 17th and 19th centuries, surrounded by a pond and linked to Arthurian legends.

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.

Citadelles
56290 Port-Louis

The citadel of Port Louis, built in the 16th-15th century in Morbihan, is a Breton maritime fortress with museums and historical remains. Classified as a Historical Monument, it protected access to the Lorient harbour.

Tour
56000 Vannes

The tower of the Connétable, built in the 15th century in Vannes, is a fortified monument integrated with the ramparts, having served as residence for the head of the armies of the Duchy of Brittany.

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.

Citadelles
56360 Le Palais

The citadel of the Palace, built in the mid-19th century in Belle-Île-en-Mer, is a granite fortress overlooking the port of Le Palais in Brittany. This historic monument, marked by Vauban and Fouquet, combines military architecture and museum.