Langonnet: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The municipality of Langonnet offers the Circuit de Saint-Maur Minez-Levenez, a circular trail with 5 km and 12 km route options; the paths are marked in yellow. The circular trail crosses a purpose-built footbridge over the Le Langonnet stream and features information panels about ponds, wetlands and meanders.

Trails and Sacred Sites

The Circuit du Roi Morvan has two possible starting points: Place Morvan and Étang de Pontigou. It also offers a there-and-back detour to Chapelle Saint-Brendan, its spring and the associated hamlet. Chapelle Saint-Brendan probably dates from the 16th century. It houses a statue of Saint Adrian dating from the 16th century; below and east of the chapel there is an undated devotional spring.

At Étang de Pontigou

Étang de Pontigou has play equipment for younger children and a fitness trail. Picnic tables are also available there.

Culture and Sacred Sites

The Musée d’arts africains displays objects from everyday African life and religious life, as well as weapons, reliquaries, statuettes and masks, in six rooms.

The Church of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul is considered a rare example of a Romanesque church in central Brittany. The Trinité-Langonnet church underwent extensive renovation from 2017 to 2022. Chapelle de La Trinité features a Flamboyant Gothic style and has a monumental spring.

Other Places

Béganne, Port-Louis, Noyal-Muzillac, Damgan, Saint-Avé, Réminiac, Quelneuc, Plescop

To the main travel overview: Morbihan.