Pommerit-le-Vicomte

Rebuilt in the twentieth century, Notre Dame still has a bedside fourteenth century. The bell tower dates meanwhile the early eighteenth century and reveals a Greco-Roman style original and rises to 34 meters high. Ranked the Buildings of France, it also has a restored boom in the late 1990s Inside, lovers of beautiful religious architecture will appreciate the confessionals of the seventeenth century or the statues of St. Michael and St. Anthony. In the church park lies an incredible millennium yew, the oldest of the department.

Listed building, the Chapel of Paradise has a lot of beautiful gargoyles. Built in the early fifteenth century, it still reveals today a Renaissance porch and a Gothic portal of the sixteenth century. Guided tours are offered by volunteers.

Listed historic monument, the Restmeur the castle is an architectural complex of the eighteenth century, unveiling including stables, a chapel, a lodge guests and a pavilion Chaplain. It reveals a very beautiful style of the Age of Enlightenment available to the public.

Rebuilt in the first half of the nineteenth century, the Notre-Dame-du-Folgoat takes place in a beautiful green setting. It has in its interior a statue of the Virgin wooden polychrome.

The market is held every Tuesday in the late afternoon.

A feast is offered each Ascension to Paradise Chapel by volunteers.

In mid-July up to Folgoat festival with many animations.