Ploudalmézeau

Ranked historic monument cairn Island Carn date of 4200 BC Discovered in the 1950s, this megalithic site is older than the oldest Egyptian pyramids. Its central dolmen is also the first passage grave in Europe dated by Carbon 14.

Ploudalmézeau The town also has an important religious heritage including the Church of St. Peter and St. Vincent Ferrier. Rebuilt in the nineteenth century, it still reveals a Gothic spire steeple of the second half of the eighteenth. Be sure not to admire the Church of Our Lady of the Scapular of the nineteenth century, the chapel of St. Roch seventeenth century, the chapel of Kerlanou, St. Anne chapel or many crosses scattered throughout the territory.

As you walk along the streets of the Breton town, you will appreciate the wealth of mansions present there including those of Kerghin sixteenth century of Kereunou fifteenth century of Lestremeur restored nineteenth to Kernatous to Pratmeur or Kervezennec.

Open all year, the Moulin Neuf Park is a wildlife park of four hectares which also reveals beautiful gardens. Free, it is crossed by the Gouer ar Frout and has many animals that will appeal to young and old.

To enjoy the seaside towards Tréompan with its beaches, dunes, bunkers, his oven seaweed or his rock snake Pen ar Pont.

• The weekly market is held every Monday morning.
• In May, up to the flower festival.
• The Circuit of Brittany is a cycling race that runs through the town every year in May or June.
• In early June, Wadada festival is an opportunity to discover rock concerts, reggae and world music.
• A fireworks is proposed to July 14 on the occasion of the national holiday.
• Harbor Festival offers entertainment in August.
• August 15 is the opportunity to discover a beautiful fireworks.