Tourism Auray

Museums and monuments to visit

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  Alignements de Carnac
  The three alignments of Carnac comprenent 2934 menhirs and last for about 4 km, they are world famous. The reason for this alignment still seems obscure and many theories have been suggested by ...
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  Site des mégalithes de Locmariaquer
  The megaliths site of Locmariaquer includes three emblematic monuments of the megalithic architecture of Brittany: the great broken menhir, dolmen of the Merchants Table and Tumulus Er Grah. They were ...
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  Chapelle Saint-Michel
  Chapel of Saint-Michel, dating from 1664, is placed atop the largest tumulus of the region. Dedicated to Saint-Michel, it offers tourists a magnificent view of the surroundings.
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  Musée de la préhistoire Miln-Le Rouzic
  The Museum James Miln - Zacharie Le Rouzic offers a wonderful trip back in time to learn about the lives of our ancestors: their lives, their stone architecture (megalithism), their funeral rites ... ...
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  Église Saint-Cornély
  Church of Saint-Cornély date of 1792 and has three nave and two transepts. Its north side does not lack originality through the alliance of its steeple and porch, despite two different style. The ...
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  Village de Saint-Colomban
  He is a former village of the XVI century, whose characteristic is to have houses made of granite. It is located south-west of Carnac and dominates the bay of the Pô. A must visit during your ...
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  Chapelle la Madeleine
  Chapel of la Madeleine, near the village of Kergarec, nearby we found the fountain of Sainte-Madeleine, the peculiarity of this source is to cure fever and skin diseases.
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  Musée des Beaux-Arts de la Cohue
  The gate and three doors were listed as historic monuments on: 25th January, 1929 In the Middle Ages, in the west of France, "Cohue" was the word used for market place. Located in the heart ...
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  Musée d'histoire et d'archéologie du Château Gaillard
  This town house dating from the beginning of the 15th century has kept its original layout. Built by Jean of Malestroit, Duke Jean V's chancellor, the dwelling reflects the social status of its ...