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A site full of history, with a magnificent view of the bay of Quiberon. Be sure to respect the regulations of the place!

Interesting dolmen right by the sea.

Breton curiosity to discover

The Tumiac tumulus is located in Arzon, on the Rhuys peninsula, south of the Gulf of Morbihan, in Brittany. It is also known as Caesar's Mound because, according to local legend, it served as an observatory for Julius Caesar during his war against the Veneti in 56 BC. This building belongs to the large "Carnacean" tumulus, burials of Neolithic elites, such as the Saint-Michel tumulus, in Carnac, and the Ruyk tumulus, in Locmariaquer. https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumulus_de_Tumiac

The Alignement de Kermario may not have the most megaliths, but it does have the largest and most impressive ones. All megalithic fields are fenced off, but a beautifully laid out and well-signposted circular path opens up and connects the megalithic fields and allows you to see the stone witnesses of history from the path. Don't forget that it doesn't cost a cent to walk the paths.

Beautiful views of the islands of the Gulf of Morbihan.

These are the Alignments (rows of stones) de Kermario.

The Carnac megalithic fields consist of 2792 menhirs. When visiting, one should first visit the documentation center (Maison des Megalithes). There you will find an overview map. The rows of stones can be divided into several groups: Alignments de Menec, Alignments de Kermario, Alignments de Manio and Alignments de Kerlescan.