Saint.-Servais: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture and history

The Eglise Saint-Servais is a building dating from the late 15th century that was later altered. Its southern portal porch is topped by a guard chamber. By decree of 31 October 1912, the Eglise Saint-Servais was classified as a historic monument.

The main construction phase of the Chapelle de Burthulet took place in the 16th and 17th centuries. Its floor plan is in the shape of a Latin cross. The interior balustrade contains a preserved remnant of a rood screen area featuring a depiction of the Apostles. The Chapelle de Burthulet, its Placître, the surrounding wall and the calvary were classified as historic monuments on 17 December 1968.

Routes

The Circuit des Eoliennes is a 10.3-kilometre circular route in Saint-Servais. The route is stated to take three hours. It begins at the car park by the town hall and church in Saint-Servais.

Landscape

The two menhirs of Kerbernès stand 8.20 metres apart. One is 3.10 metres high and the other 4.60 metres. In the vicinity of Saint-Servais is Ménez Fanteu, a summit.

Geographical location

In the wider regional surroundings of Saint-Servais is Manoir de Kerroué, a château. Also located in the wider regional surroundings are the ruins of Abbaye Notre-Dame de Coëtmaloën, Château de Rosanbo, a château, and Abbaye Saint-Croix, a historic site. Ty Coz, a summit, Minez Gliguéric, a hill, and Ménez Toul al Lann, a hill, are also located there.

Further local pages: Saint-Fiacre, Trémorel, Jugon-Les-Lacs, Mégrit, Carnoët, La Chapelle-Neuve, Langrolay-Sur-Rance, Saint-Carreuc.

To the higher-level travel overview: Côtes-D’armor.