Tucked away in a lush green setting, Lesquelen offers a timeless escape. With its blend of heritage, history and legends, this little-known site in the Pays des Abers invites you to explore and satisfy your curiosity.
Take the time to explore the ruins, observe the site’s details, and enjoy the silence, broken only by birdsong.
Inhabited since Gallo-Roman times, the Gallic saint Ténénan is said to have founded a hermitage here in the 6th century. The site then developed between the 10th and 13th centuries around an impressive feudal motte topped by a seigneurial tower. Over time, the lords gradually abandoned their hilltop keep in favour of the buildings within the lower enclosure, before the site gradually fell into ruin.
Listed as a Historic Monument since 1978, Lesquelen is an exceptional example of Breton feudal architecture. Your guide is waiting for you in the 6th century!


Services

AccessPaid
Base rateFrom 6€ to 10€

Date(s)

On the 23 July 2026 from 14:00 to 15:00
On the 6 August 2026 from 14:00 to 15:00

Practical information

Adress Site de Lesquelen
Lieu-dit Lesquélen
29860 Plabennec
Phone02 98 04 05 43
Mailoffice@abers-tourisme.com