Visite guidée du château de Kerveatoux

Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays (except 4 and 5 July and 15 and 16 August). Join us on a guided tour of Château de Kerveatoux, a beautiful 15th-century Breton manor house that was transformed into a romantic château in the late 19th century. You'll discover a pond, mills, dovecote, cannons and towers... You'll also discover many stories, including the story of the Devil's Gate, the occupation of the site by the Germans, the cannons taken on board in the Crimea, and the history of the Russel de Bedford and Taisne families, who have owned the site since 1845. The theme of the tour is the history of the château, farming life and the German occupation. The tour includes a visit to the greenhouse, the farmyard, the stables and the farm machinery. The tour also includes a visit to the greenhouse, the lower courtyard, the stables and the farm machinery, as well as a visit to a bunker, everyday farming tools, the greenhouse with its 19th-century vineyard and Picasso's camellia. Situated 5 minutes from St Renan and Plouarzel, and close to the Kerloas menhir, the Château de Kerveatoux, hidden in the heart of the trees, welcomes you for a charming 1? hour guided outdoor tour, sure to delight young and old alike. Take the opportunity to see the Kerloas menhir! Located just a few kilometres from the château, the tallest menhir in the world stands 9.50 metres high and is sure to impress.