Discover Kermoroc'h

Kermoroc'h can be explored from a range of thematic perspectives: historic buildings, a cultural programme and the landscape along the Le Perrier stream. For planning your trip, it helps to distinguish between what interests you most: architectural history, an event date or the Le Perrier puzzle game. Historical points of interest range from religious buildings and a manor house to a tumulus; a cultural programme and a puzzle game round out these themes.

Buildings and their historical dates

The Sainte-Brigitte parish church is in Kermoroc'h. Alexandre built it in 1894 and 1895 to plans by architect Jules Morvan. The church is therefore a building from the late 19th century. A much older landmark is the Chapelle Saint-Louis in Langouérat. It dates from the 14th century and was founded by the Du Perrier lords. Comparing the two religious buildings raises different historical questions: at Sainte-Brigitte, the construction dates and the architect's plans are central, while at Saint-Louis, the focus is on its medieval foundation.

The Langoërat cross also has a clearly defined historical classification: it dates from the 17th century and was listed as a historic monument by decree on 7 December 1925. The manor house in Penn ar Run, meanwhile, is notable for its construction phases and materials. Its main construction phases date from the second half of the 16th century and the 18th century; the main building is made of granite. The manor house is listed in the Patrimoine architectural (Mérimée) inventory. This links two construction periods with a specific building material, while the cross can be understood in terms of its age and protected status. Park an Ankou in Kermoroc'h is classified as a tumulus and adds to the range of historical landmarks.

Cultural programme at the Chapelle Saint-Louis

The cultural significance of the Chapelle Saint-Louis extends beyond its architectural history. Since 2018, the Chapelle Saint-Louis association has been developing a cultural programme of concerts, exhibitions and conferences. If you want to plan your trip around a particular concert, exhibition or conference, check the current dates in advance. This lets you include an event in your stay plans.

Le Perrier: landscape and puzzle game

Le Perrier refers to two distinct points of interest. The Le Perrier stream winds through Kermoroc'h and Landebaëron in a wooded, wet valley. The Le Perrier puzzle game is a different activity: it is designed for children and adults, as well as families and friends. The game is part of the Guingamp-Paimpol Agglomération collection of puzzle games, which comprises twelve large-scale investigations. The landscape and the game appeal to different interests: the description of the stream draws attention to the wooded valley, while the puzzle game offers an interactive format for the stated groups of participants.

Kermoroc'h as a destination for your hotel search

To decide whether Kermoroc'h is right for your trip, you can weigh up the main attractions: architectural history and heritage protection, a possible cultural programme, or the puzzle game and the landscape along Le Perrier. Consider which theme you want to shape your stay; then you can search specifically for hotels in Kermoroc'h. When choosing a particular offer, refer to its details and to what matters for your reason for travelling.

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