Lohéac

Built on the remains of the former gendarmerie, the Saint-André church was erected at the end of the 19th century. Visitors can notably admire a painting of the education of the Virgin with Saint Joachim and the angels, a high altar and two stalls designed by Arthur Regnault classified as Historic Monuments.

Passing through the village, don't miss to admire the Château de la Barre, a mansion built between the 17th and 19th centuries, or go to the Manoir de l'Automobile. The latter offers, in addition to its rallycross, karting or quad circuits, an automobile museum. Considered one of the most beautiful museums in Europe devoted to the history of the automobile, it offers over 15,000 m² of exhibition space over 400 vehicles of all types, of all ages and of all nationalities. The set is animated by a hundred models in period clothes. The museum also discusses the trades of yesteryear, revealing in particular a still, dioramas, a projection room or even a 1930s guinguette with cider bar, barrel organ and video games.

• A garage sale is offered in May and a garage sale in November.
• At the end of May-beginning of June, the town welcomes the Supermotard of Lohéac, round of the French Supermotard Championship.
• In June, Lohéac celebrates and its entertainment, including fireworks.
• Every last weekend of June or first weekend of July, an event is offered to benefit the fight against Charcot's disease. On the program: baptisms in helicopters, baptisms of sports cars, Lotus driving or baptisms in amphibious cars.
• The Speed Lohéacienne, car race over 10 km flat is offered every year in June.
• The first weekend of October, the Manoir de l'Automobile offers its autoflea market with more than 400 exhibitors.
• The World Championship Round Lohéac Rallycross takes place in late August or early September every year.