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The church is very beautiful, especially its stained glass windows are magnificent.

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You can throw a coin in and make a wish 😉

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The church stands in the middle of the village and fits into the overall picture of the village.

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The Church of Saint-Ronan and the adjoining Pénity Chapel are among the most beautiful buildings of Flamboyant Late Gothic style in Brittany. The building stands on the picturesque village square of Locronan, near the Baie de Douarnenez in the Finistère department of Brittany. The Church (Église) of Saint-Ronan was built between 1430 and 1480. The square church tower, over 30 meters high, was built in 1475 on four pillars. The tower had a tall octagonal spire, which was struck by lightning in 1808. Today, the church tower terrace is covered with a roof resting on the octagonal base of the spire.

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The 16th century stone Church of Saint-Nicolas in Port-Launay reveals charming architecture. Its colorful stained glass windows and religious sculptures captivate, making this building a sacred and aesthetically rich place.

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The Saint-Idunet Church in Châteaulin is a historic church, displaying Gothic architecture, magnificent stained glass windows and a remarkable altarpiece. The church is an iconic symbol of the region's religious and architectural heritage.

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GRANDE TROMENIE La Grande Troménie, one of the largest pardons in Brittany. The next one will take place from the 2nd to 3rd Sunday of July in 2025! This procession, a great moment in the expression of the Breton faith, takes root and continues to prosper on this sacred land of the Celtic soul. The Troménie route is dotted with 12 stations marked with 12 granite crosses and 42 small huts where one of our old saint statues, carved in wood or stone, is sheltered in each of them. They left their church or chapel to come and greet the passage of pilgrims and the relics of Saint Ronan. The Troménie route stretches over a little over 12 kilometers across the Porzay plain and the Prieuré mountain. Its circuit is sacred and it is only opened every six years. The days before, where the procession must pass, the wheat is mowed, the corn is cut, the sunken paths are cleared of brambles, improvised bridges are thrown over the streams... Everything is done to allow the crowd of pilgrims to 'walk the sacred path.

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Tiny Locronan with its medieval, granite town center seems to have fallen out of time. No new buildings, no traffic signs or neon signs are a problem here, because nothing has changed since the 17th century. Not even the pavement. That's why there are no cars here - Locronan is a pedestrian zone. You park your vehicle in the large parking lot in front of the town, turn the corner and immerse yourself in the past. Therefore, do not be surprised if a figure in a cloak and with a sword comes towards you. The small town has played a leading role several times as a filming location for historical hams. Above all, the large Church of St. Ronan with its mighty tower and monumental portal is a perfect stage set and a prime example of Breton late Gothic. Many artisans have settled in the town itself and the restaurants and cafés are well attended. Often jugglers and musicians with historical instruments enliven the large square in front of the church. Locronan is a wonderful place for a short visit. But don't forget the spare memory card for your camera - you'll find endless gorgeous photo opportunities here.

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