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Gorgeous

An impressive ruin with a rose window that is somewhat reminiscent of Notre Dame in Paris.

On the road of the solar wind

Built by the Germans, the old pebble factory was intended for crushing in order to obtain the aggregate necessary for the manufacture of concrete. Located in the heart of Audierne Bay, the factory is located near pebbles, a resource present in abundance here due to the pebble barrier – the ero vili – which protects the bay. This site, built during the Second World War, was part of the German defense strategy with the construction of the Atlantic Wall. Today, paintings on concrete blocks bring a certain renewal.

A well-kept church ruin from the 17th century. The church spire was destroyed after the peasant revolts at the behest of Louis XIV. The church then fell into disrepair.

If you have the chance, you should take part in the pilgrimage Pardon de Notre Dame de Tronoën, which is celebrated every year on the third Sunday in September.

In the middle of Audierne Bay, Penhors beach is a large sandy beach with lifeguards in summer. At low tide, the beach stretches for 10 kilometers and allows you to reach Pointe de la Torche on foot. In the off-season, it is also a very popular spot for surfers.

The Tronoën chapel is the most visited in the Pays Bigouden thanks to its imposing calvary which is considered the oldest of the 7 monumental Breton calvaries. In addition, this chapel faces the magnificent Bay of Audierne. Arriving via the Saint-Jean-Trolimon road and just before the coast which goes up towards it, you can see its bell tower with three spires. It is called "Cathedral of the Dunes" because it was built on dunes. The Tronoën Calvary was also built in the 15th century. Around its base, several scenes are represented and retrace 30 stages of the life of Christ. They are spread over 3 levels.