Saint-Grégoire

One step at Saint-Grégoire can not ignore by the village church. A first Romanesque building was built in the eleventh century, then enlarged and remodeled in the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries. A restoration was carried out in 1972.

But it is in the cemetery adjoining the church is the true heritage of all curiosity: an octagonal monumental granite cross dating from the fifteenth century, and which was the subject of an entry in the inventory additional historical monuments in 1946.

Except the aquatic center of the city (called Spadium), with swimming pools but also fun and relaxation areas (information on February 23, 40 89 89) is the canal that focus recreation in St. Gégoire.

At the site of Robinson and his lock, localized water sports on a small island offers canoeing and rowing.

And the banks themselves, walking or hiking (walking or cycling) are very pleasant environment in a protected landscape.

Barges hosting shows there are still step in summer.

A mill dating back to 1875 is also visible.

Several highlight punctuate the cultural life of Saint-Grégoire.

Every second weekend of June the festival Robinson, near the canal, offers in a "bucolic" shows falling street arts and circus, but also concerts and theater for all audiences.

During the first half of November, the animation of the Forge Centre, the Grand Prize for Painting hosts works of famous artists. The meeting aims to highlight the painting "contemporary and alive."

In mid-December at the Animation Center of the Forge, a Christmas market reserved for craftsmen and artists is the opportunity to discover wooden toys, jewelry and other ornamental creations. The appointment is punctuated with entertainment for children.

On a different note, every Wednesday morning Grallan place market offers better understand and enjoy the products of the Breton soil.