It was built in Kersanton stone and its porch was a model for local parish enclosure builders. The building retains a domed tower from the Renaissance. The famous porch, located on the right-hand side of the church, dates from 1604.

This bridge is still topped by occupied houses. It certainly looks picturesque, with its corbelled construction and slate-covered façades.

This 16C building has a bell tower-porch from 1607, with three superposed balconies. The Ossuary Chapel, built opposite in 1635, was once a church. Dependency. There are amusing sculpted string-pieces in the bottom left-hand corner and an interesting..