プルイネックの天然記念物・トップ6

The dolmen stands in the middle of the village, close to a house. It once had a long passage and measured 27 meters in length. The cover plate weighs approximately 40 tons. For a long time, it served as a barn.

Walking through the woods of Erdeven, one can find among the trees a set of megaliths among which is the one called Caesar's Chair. It owes its name to the occupation of the place by Roman troops in Antiquity, even if Caesar never came here.

While cycling through the countryside, be sure to visit the Alignements de Sainte-Barbe. These impressive megalithic stones, arranged in a particular alignment, are a fascinating historical site dating back thousands of years. Situated in a peaceful rural setting, the stones are easily accessible by quiet cycle paths, and the surrounding landscape adds to the charm.

The stone rows of Sainte-Barbe are located at the northeastern exit of the town. Dozens of stones stand or lie in several rows, the largest around 5 meters high. A calm place worth seeing.

This dolmen would have long served as a stable. It is made up of nine pillars and the covering slab weighs more than 40 tonnes. Access to the dolmen was formerly via a long corridor of 27 meters which no longer exists.

Hidden in the forest of Saint-Jean, the Kerporel dolmen is a Neolithic structure composed of a massive covering slab in place on three supports. Two other slabs are visible on the ground.

The Giants of Kerzerho are an alignment of dolmens, the tallest of which measure six meters in height and weigh 40 tonnes. They are aligned perpendicular to the Kerzehro Alignments, located a little further south.

you have to have some imagination to find Caesar's chair there