Saint-Servais: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

A special starting point in Saint-Servais is the parish enclosure: it is part of the famous circuit of parish enclosures, which form a unique architectural ensemble in France.

Culture

By decree of 27 March 1914, the parish enclosure of Saint-Servais was classified as a historic monument. It includes a 17th-century calvary, whose cross was created by Roland Doré. The ossuary of the parish enclosure has a Renaissance façade dating from 1643; inside is Yan’ Dargent’s restored mural “La Prière et la Charité soulagent la Peine des Trépassés”.

The apse of Saint-Servais Church dates from 1688. Its bell tower is one of the multi-storey, open bell towers typical of Léon. Free guided tours are offered for the Musée Yan’ Dargent and the parish enclosure of Saint-Servais.

In the immediate vicinity of Saint-Servais lies the Château de Brézal, a château. The Monastère de Kerbénéat, a monastery, is also located nearby. The Château de Maillé and the Château de Kermenguy, both châteaux, are also situated in the vicinity of Saint-Servais.

Landscape

The “Circuit Sur les traces de Yan'Dargent” hiking trail runs through the municipality of Saint-Servais and offers the opportunity to discover landscapes painted by the local artist Yan'Dargent in the 19th century.

Plage du Moulin Blanc and Plage Boutrouilles are beaches in the wider regional area around Saint-Servais. Roc Trévezel and Roc'h Trédudon are peaks in the wider regional area around Saint-Servais.

Other destinations: Porspoder, Pleyber-Christ, Plounéour-Trez, Ploudalmézeau, Plabennec, Peumérit, Pont-Croix, Mellac.

To the higher-level travel overview: Finistere.