Briec

The religious heritage is important in Briec as evidenced by the number of chapels and other churches installed on the commune.

Built in the 16th century and rebuilt in 1789 and at the beginning of the 20th century, the church of Saint-Pierre reveals a bell-tower with double gallery of the late seventeenth century, as well as a porch of the late 14th century. Several chapels are installed in Briec as those of Notre-Dame d'Illijour of the first half of the nineteenth century, San Sebastián of the mid-16th century and listed in Historical Monuments, Saint-Corentin, Madeleine, Saint-Venec and its fountain in granite of the sixteenth century, or Sainte-Cécile. This last one is the only one of the tip of Brittany to be dedicated to the patroness of the musicians. It is also possible to visit the chapel of Saint-Egarec known for its wooden high altar baroque style, or the chapel Saint-Guénolé from the early sixteenth century.

Partially located in the town of Langolen, the castle of Trohanet has an old part of the 15th century. The rest of the building dates from the eighteenth century. Inscribed with the Historic Monuments, the building, in addition to its typical interior of this time, reveals a romantic park completed at the end of the XIX^e century.

The weekly market is held every Friday morning, offering many local products appreciated throughout the region. Every first Tuesday of the month, the city offers a large outdoor market.

Briec offers the Glazik Soundball and the Zik 'Festival in June with a ball tournament for the prisoners, a shuffleboard competition, concerts and animations.

In the middle of August, place at the communal festivals of Briec with the program of traditional races, a pyrotechnic spectacle, a popular ball or a contest of petanque.

In August, the city organizes the Finist'air Show dedicated to the BMX.

Organized by Briec and Châteaulin, the Teufestival is a musical festival organized at the beginning of November.