Sites & museums

In the heart of the Léon region, this basilica is one of Brittany's most remarkable shrines. A masterpiece of Gothic art, it was built during the last century of the Duchy's independence, on the tomb...

Daoulas Abbey is currently closed. Reopening March 30, 2024. A former monastery, governed from the 12th century onwards by the Canons Regular of the Order of Saint Augustine, Daoulas Abbey still preserves some of its finest...

The ocean covers 70.8% of our planet's surface. The experiment begins here, at 70.8... Climate, biodiversity, transport, energy, food, health... the ocean is at the heart of the 21st century's greatest challenges. Drawing on the expertise...

This fort can be visited, so from spring onwards, discover the emblematic monument of the Bay of Morlaix. Leaving from Carantec or Plougasnou, the rich history of this fortress...

Community garden created in 1987. 3,500 species of rare exotic and subtropical plants covering 16,000 m2 of winding paths, rock gardens, cacti, agaves, ponds, waterfalls and flower bridges. Exceptional panoramic view from a height of 18 m...

Just a stone's throw from Pointe Saint Mathieu, come and step back in time in this exceptional German command blockhouse. On 5 floors, discover a museography centered on testimonies and anecdotes, largely illustrated by...

The museum of shells and marine animals is located opposite Brignogan-Plages town hall. The "Brigoudoù" association presents its collection with a great deal of passion, "just the right amount of science", but without...

At the tip of Finistère, you'll find Europe's largest seaweed fields. Used in the food industry, cosmetics, agriculture, health and biomaterials, seaweed is part of our daily lives, revealing a wealth of...

Exhibition 2023: Terres de fortune et d'infortune - Les premiers métissages (16th to 18th centuries). April to December. \nAt the heart of a vast estate, the Château de Kerjean, protected by its ramparts, stands out...

Housed in the chapel of the Ursuline convent, the museum presents the "Léon" region in a fun and educational way, from prehistory to the present day. You'll learn all about local history and...

In northern Finistère, between the English Channel and the Iroise Sea, a giant of the seas watches over the open sea. In Plouguerneau, the Île Vierge lighthouse is a precious landmark for sailors. Lit in 1902, the...

The site of Meneham is nestled in the rocks of the Côte des Légendes, facing the English Channel. This hamlet of Kerlouan has been home to soldiers, customs officers and...

Le menhir de Men Marz : une pierre chargée d'histoire et de légendes Avec ses 8,50 mètres de hauteur et ses 80 tonnes, le menhir de Men Marz, situé à Brignogan-Plages, se distingue comme l’un...

Created in 1897 by a botanical enthusiast, the Georges Delaselle garden is a real change of scenery on the Ile de Batz. Its exuberance contrasts with the surrounding maritime landscape. The palm grove features a rare collection of...