Larré: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Larré, a wooded, hilly area stretches along the Arz, a tributary of the Oust. Hiking is possible on the Noë des Dames circular trail; it runs through bocage and woodland landscapes in gently hilly terrain and is connected to the Langroez circular trail in La Vraie-Croix by more than 3 km of marked paths.

Water and Fishing

Fishing is possible at the municipal pond in Larré. Larré also has the “l’Arz: La Cour de la Haie” fishing course, which runs through meadows. The La Cour de la Haie section of the Arz in the municipality of Larré offers a rather wild and peaceful setting for fishing.

Culture and History

The Church of Saint Aignan in Larré was rebuilt at the end of the 18th century. It has a porch in front of its southern entrance, while its bell tower dates from the 19th century. The Croix des douze apôtres is one of the two crosses in front of the Church of Saint Aignan in Larré classified as historic monuments. It dates from the 16th century; beneath it, Saint Aignan is depicted as a bishop wearing a mitre and holding a crozier. The Croix de Saint Christophe is shaped like a four-leaf clover and dates from the 17th century.

The cross known as the “Croix derrière l’église” in Larré was listed as a historic monument by a decree dated 6 June 1939. The cross at the Larré cemetery was also listed as a historic monument by a decree dated 5 October 1926. The Saint Aignan Fountain in Larré was built in the 17th century; the year of its restoration, 1874, is engraved on its gable.

Location

Larré is 10 minutes from Questembert SNCF railway station. Via the Vannes–Rennes and Vannes–Redon expressways and the RN 165, the town is 20 minutes from Vannes and Ploërmel.

Further destinations to discover: Saint-Pierre-Quiberon, Grand-Champ, Baud, Noyal-Pontivy, Saint-Dolay, Le Moustoir, Lantillac, Île-Aux-Moines

To the higher-level travel overview: Morbihan.