Calan: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The parish church of the Trinity in Calan was built with its nave, crossing and the north wall of the choir in the 11th and 12th centuries. The Church of the Trinity preserves fragments of Romanesque wall paintings from the 11th or 12th century depicting the Last Supper and Hell. It also has a gallery built in the 16th century that connects a south portal and an ossuary and is described as unique in Morbihan.

Church and architectural heritage

The Church of Calan is classified as a historic monument. Calan’s architectural heritage also includes bread ovens.

Landscape

The area of Calan consists mainly of fields, meadows and heathland and covers 1,227 hectares.

Hiking and trails

The Circuit du Lec’h in Calan is an easy hiking trail measuring 8.4 kilometres. In Calan, it runs along streams and through wetlands, sunken lanes and villages.

Calan has 20 kilometres of hiking trails. Kerandiot is associated with three Lec’hs.

Fountains and rural heritage

The Puits de la Trinité is believed to date from the 17th century and has been listed in the inventory of historic monuments since 1934. The Fontaine de Kerandiot preserves a traditional arrangement around a village spring, with a basin that probably served as a wash place and possibly as a livestock watering trough.

Geographical location

Calan is easily accessible due to its proximity to the Lorient–Roscoff axis.

Other places

You can find other places at Guéhenno, Landaul, Etel, Monteneuf, Rochefort-En-Terre, Séné, Quéven and Theix.

For the higher-level travel overview: Morbihan.