Historic churches and chapels in Quiberon

This collection highlights the religious heritage of the Morbihan region, stretching from the mainland to Belle-Île-en-Mer. It features 16th-century Flamboyant Gothic chapels, the 17th-century Saint-Cornély church in Carnac, and the twin Benedictine abbeys of Kergonan. These sites represent centuries of Breton history, showcasing unique architectural elements such as Renaissance porches and Romanesque foundations, alongside active monastic communities.

Historic Churches and Chapels — Map

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Chapelle Saint-Cado de Belz

A 12th-century Romanesque chapel situated on the small island of Saint-Cado in the Étel river.

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B

Chapelle Notre-Dame des Fleurs

A 16th-century chapel located in the village center of Plouharnel.

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C

Église Saint-Géran

Parish church in Le Palais dedicated to a 5th-century hermit, serving as a central landmark for Belle-Île's main port.

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D

Chapelle Sainte-Barbe

A 16th-century chapel located in the coastal hamlet of Sainte-Barbe.

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E

Chapelle Saint-Colomban

A 16th-century Flamboyant Gothic chapel in Carnac, featuring wheelchair accessibility.

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F

Église Saint-Pierre

Catholic parish church serving the community of Locoal-Mendon.

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G

Chapelle Saint-Méen

Rural chapel located in the Saint-Méen district of Ploemel.

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H

Chapelle de Locmaria

Also known as Notre-Dame de Pitié, this chapel is situated in the Locmaria area of Ploemel.

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I

Église Saint-Cornély

A 17th and 18th-century church in Carnac notable for its Renaissance porch and ornate interior ceiling paintings.

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J

Abbaye Sainte-Anne de Kergonan

An active Benedictine monastery for monks founded in 1897, known for maintaining traditional Gregorian chant.

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Abbaye Saint-Michel de Kergonan

A Benedictine abbey for nuns established in 1898, part of the Solesmes Congregation.

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L

Église Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption

The oldest church on Belle-Île-en-Mer, with architectural foundations dating back to the 11th century.

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M

Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul

The parish church of Bangor on Belle-Île-en-Mer, serving the island's inland commune.

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