Merdrignac

Walking through Merdrignac, we discover monuments with typical Breton architecture, like the castle Kernué of the twentieth century, the manor of the Valley of the late sixteenth century, or the mansion built on the Peignie the remains of a thirteenth century castle. Inside there are still huge granite fireplaces in the country, while outside, a former circular wells once used to supply the inhabitants with water.

The city also hosts a beautiful St. Bridget chapel of 1872, washhouse Cartady, or the town hall, built in the nineteenth century under the orders of the architect Labartette.

The valley of Landrouët, with its pond, hosts within it a leisure park with playgrounds, ponds for fishing, hiking trails, mini-golf, or several sports fields.

The market of Merdrignac is organized every Wednesday morning.

In April, the secondary school of Le Mené proposes its festival of plants with sales of accessories of gardens and other local products.

In June, the festival of music.

In July, a large garage sale is organized around the ponds.

Every July 13, the fireworks are fired at the leisure base and is followed by the traditional firefighter ball.

In september, place at the festival Uvas Pasas with an eclectic programming of concerts.