La Roche-Maurice

While strolling in La Roche-Maurice, you will be able to discover its parochial enclosure composed of sealed stiles, a 17th century ossuary in the Leonardo Renaissance style or even the Saint-Yves church. The current building dates from the 16th century and reveals a Leonardo-style bell tower with two corbelled galleries 60 meters high. It is also possible to admire a nave with a vault decorated with sculpted sand pits as well as a 16th century rood screen, one of the last ten existing in Brittany. The latter reveals a large number of grotesque figures, as well as a gallery composed of apostles, saints and saints.

Don't forget to go to Calvary before setting off to explore the ruins of Kastel Roc'h Morvan, originally owned by the Viscounts of Léon. They take place on a rocky peak which dominates the Elorn valley and benefit from an inscription in the Historic Monuments.

A stay at La Roche-Maurice is also an opportunity to appreciate the chapel of Pont-Christ, a former Trevial church in ruins with an octagonal spire bell tower and gothic-style arches. It takes place not far from the 13th century Pont-Christ bridge and classified as a Historic Monument. You can also see the old manor of Kermadec from the 13th century, rebuilt in the 16th century, or the various mills.

The weekly market takes place every other Friday on the Grande Place, in the morning.

In June, La Roche-Maurice celebrates Saint-Hervé with entertainment for the whole family.

A fireworks display is offered during the summer season on the occasion of the town's Medieval celebrations.