Milizac: Theme Park, Hiking and Historic Buildings

Milizac offers a variety of options for planning your trip: La Récré des 3 Curés, a family leisure and amusement park; the farm shop at Ferme de Kéroudy; historic buildings; and the Tréléon hiking trail in Milizac-Guipronvel. The attractions range from park activities and agriculture to hiking and architectural history. You can shape your choices around the type of activity you would like to focus on.

Theme Park and Activities

La Récré des 3 Curés is a family leisure and amusement park that opened in Milizac in 1989. If you are planning a visit, check the current opening status. Its attractions include Tremor, an 80-meter-tall drop tower. The park also offers pedal boat rides on the lake; availability may vary by season. The tower and pedal boat rides represent different park activities: one is a high-altitude attraction, while the other takes place on the water. If you are planning to use the pedal boats, check their current availability.

Farm Shop and Agriculture

The farm shop at Ferme de Kéroudy brings together products from around 50 farmers and focuses on short supply chains. On opening days, visitors can explore the farm and its educational panels about milk production. This combines two reasons to visit: discovering agricultural products and learning more about milk production. The product range and opening arrangements may change; check the current opening days before your visit.

Hiking in Milizac-Guipronvel

The Tréléon trail is one of the hiking routes in Milizac-Guipronvel. If hiking is your main focus, this specific route name is a starting point for your planning. Check trail conditions before setting out. This lets you include the hike as a separate part of your itinerary, alongside a park visit or a visit to the farm shop.

Manor Houses, Church and Chapel

The Manoir du Curru was built in 1238 and is located in the heart of the “Vallée des Seigneurs.” The oldest parts of the Manoir de Keranflec'h date back to the Middle Ages. At Curru, the building's history can be tied to a specific year; Keranflec'h is associated with an era through the age of its oldest parts. These different timelines give each of the two buildings its own historical context.

The Church of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul in Milizac dates from the 17th century and was extended in 1924. After the damage of August 7, 1944, its upper section was rebuilt; the work was completed in 1953. The church's construction, extension and reconstruction can therefore be considered as separate stages in its history. The church contains statues of Saint Pierre, Saint Paul, Saint Herbot, Saint Roch and the Vierge-Mère, as well as a crucifix.

The Sainte-Anne Chapel, located in the Milizac cemetery near the church, dates from the 16th century. Compared with the church, this places the chapel in an earlier period of construction. Milizac thus offers several points of reference in time: from the medieval parts of a manor house and a 16th-century chapel to the construction, extension and reconstruction phases of the church.

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