수르주르 최고의 러닝 경로

House right on the bridge.

This fountain is unfortunately not highlighted enough unlike the wash house located nearby. It is very little visible.

Rectangular chapel with its 18th century bell tower. Simple interior. Built at the end of the 16th century, it is open to the public.

With a total surface area of 30 hectares, the marsh has been divided into three equal zones: an oyster farm, a quiet area for birds and a salt pan. In addition to their landscapes, the marshes bordering the Gulf of Morbihan are home to a wide diversity of birds.

It’s a beautiful little roadside sanctuary. The name of this place comes from the Breton word Roz which means height. Historians confirm that at this location, even if it is very degraded and there are very few traces left, a feudal mound overlooked the passage.

The St Symphorien church and the presbytery are unmissable local monuments. Its current influence has remained essentially the same since its origin, which is located at the end of the 11th century. The oldest part, in Romanesque style, recognizable by its west porch and the window above it, are in the shape of a semicircular arch, a typical shape of this period. There is also a presbytery nearby.

Like the numerous marshes that embroider the interior of the Gulf of Morbihan, the Lasné marsh maintains a rich animal diversity. Every year, thousands of birds come to feed and nest in its waters. When walking, be discreet and equip yourself with a binocular to observe them.

The submersible causeway is only passable at low tide and also makes Tascon Island a tidal island.