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House right on the bridge.

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 Saint-Thuriau parish church is an old trevial church, attached to the parish of Noyal-Pontivy. It obtained the status of parish church in 1802. Like many trevial churches or chapels in Brittany, the Saint-Thuriau church was originally made up of a parish enclosure. The parish enclosures are mainly made up of an enclosure, an ossuary, a calvary and a cemetery. Call this number for opening hours: +33297550344

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.

In search of the 3 fountains throughout the circuit. Only the last dating from 1817 answered my curiosity. I thought I saw the daughters of the goddess Théthys curl up, to whom water fountains often refer. Nay. Nothing. It is true that I was already accompanied by an ocean goddess! Still, this circuit is far from being monotonous. Not difficult at all, he knows how to make himself surprising and offers multiple visions of landscapes that do not leave anyone indifferent. Walking along the gulf, all wet from the still waters that shimmer and bask in the evanescent morning sun, is enough to perk you up. Small havens of peace sometimes appear along the way to encourage you to take a contemplative break or a lunch break. It is a superb hike that you absolutely must do and which has the merit of transporting you to another dimension. Far from urban realities!

Detour totally valid on the tour of the Gulf!

Fruit of destruction, transformation and reconstruction, this chapel was rehabilitated in the 1980s.

A charming chapel which deserves to linger there, but if you pass there by running perhaps you will have just time to see the statue of Saint-Jean above its porch or the cross banner marking the entrance to the site.