Plouénan

Erected at the end of the 19th century by Ernest Le Guérannic, departmental architect, the Saint-Pierre church presents its visitors with an elegant Kreisker-type bell tower with a spire framed by four corner bell towers. The latter is flanked by two turrets, one of which accommodates the staircase leading to the gallery and the attic. Protected by a secure display case, Plouénan's treasure consists of ten exceptional pieces produced between the 15th and 18th centuries.

Not far from the village, it is possible to admire the Notre-Dame de Kerellon chapel located on the edge of the old Roman road. Remodeled in the 17th century, then at the end of the 19th century, it still has original features from the 15th century. Right next to it is the devotional fountain surmounted by an aedicule with a statue of the Blessed Virgin.

The territory of Plouénan is home to several old mansions and other 15th, 16th and 17th century castles, like the beautiful Kerlaudy castle rebuilt in the 18th century.

While strolling in the town, do not miss going to admire the oratory of Kerlaudy. Original, it takes the form of a star painted in white and blue and housing a statue of Our Lady of Lourdes. Other oratories are also visible not far, such as that of Penquer or that of Bruyères.

The farm market offers local products on Tuesdays and Fridays at the end of the afternoon.

In May, make way for the basketwork and old trades festival with its artisan or food stands and its many activities.

The Terr'fest festival offers concerts, games for children and many other activities in July.