Guiscriff showcases its special features on several levels. The Aérodrome Bretagne Atlantique de Guiscriff offers introductory flights, parachute jumps, aerial photography, ultralight flights and sightseeing flights.
Experiences
Guiscriff is also home to the escape game “Le Secret du Cheval Noir”, in which participants are tasked with uncovering the secrets of a suspicious railway project.
Culture and history
The railway museum in Guiscriff station explores the professions of railway workers, rolling stock, freight transport and the lives of the inhabitants of central Brittany at that time. At the same time, it presents the history of the railway in Brittany.
The Église Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul in Guiscriff dates from the 16th century; the years 1670 and 1723 on the building indicate restorations. Also dating from the 16th century are the carved roof beams (sablières), decorated with depictions of fabulous animals, grotesque figures and stylised human heads.
The Dolmen of Kervigniou in Guiscriff has been protected as a historic monument by a decree of 24 August 1934. The Chapelle Saint-Antoine dates from the middle of the 16th century. Its roof beams are carved with animals and human masks; the stained-glass windows were created by Yvon Daniel and date from 1998 to 2000.
The Chapelle Saint-Eloi was built around 1501 or 1550 and has a 17th-century fountain. The Chapelle Saint-Tugdual is believed to date from the 17th century and houses a wooden crucifix from the 16th century, as well as carved roof beams (sablières).
Paths and landscape
Voie verte No. 7 runs through Guiscriff towards Gourin and can be used on foot, by bicycle or on horseback. The Circuit de Saint-Tugdual is an 8 km circular walking trail marked in yellow, starting at the Chapelle Saint-Tugdual in Guiscriff.
The Boucle de Locmaria is an approximately 8 km loop in Guiscriff and crosses the Moulin Coz stream twice.
More local pages: Kernascléden, Riantec, Pont-Scorff, Nivillac, Saint-Jacut-les-Pins, Hennebont, Brandivy, Pontivy
