La Trinité-Porhoët: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

La Trinité-Porhoët can be explored through tangible evidence of its history and along a marked hiking trail. Buildings, crosses and historic sites give the town and its wider surroundings a multifaceted character.

Culture

The entrance portal of the Église de la Trinité was classified as a historic monument by decree of 22 September 1914. The Chapelle Saint-Yves contains four protected objects. Also in La Trinité-Porhoët stands the Croix du 16e siècle, a protected granite Calvary cross dating from the 16th century.

Several half-timbered houses dating from the 16th century stand on Place du Martray. The Ferme des Trois Croix is also part of the local history: the former manor house was converted into a farm and has a distinctive single dormer window. One of the two Calvary crosses alongside the road at the Ferme des Trois Croix dates from 1418.

Nature

The VP27 hiking trail begins on Rue du Moulin in La Trinité-Porhoët. It is 17 km long, marked in green and rated easy; the stated duration is 1 hour and 45 minutes.

In the surrounding area

The Abbaye de Timadeuc, an abbey, is located near La Trinité-Porhoët. The wider regional area is home to several sites with different classifications: Château de Josselin is a castle, while Josselin Castle is a historic site. Bel Air is a mountain there, and La Fontaine de Barenton is an ancient site.

Other places

Other destination pages: Pleucadeuc, Le Moustoir, Colpo, Groix, Caudan, Lanester, Saint-Philibert, Locmaria.

For the overview of the wider destination: Morbihan.