A collection of simple-ish but remarkably pleasing buildings I saw in Brittany.
Brittany's renowned tourist landmarks include huge chateaus and cathedrals; however, many structures that won my heart didn't claim to be any point of interest. They were elegant houses with a human-sized scale, complementing the picturesque countryside.
It wasn't just these solitary ones; the situation repeated in urban areas too.
I was constantly blown away by the charismatic streets I came across by chance.
Besides the residential houses, almost every tiny village has a captivating church or chapel, providing bonus surprises while I travelled through the region.
Chapelle Sainte-Marie du Ménez Hom with sculpted calvary.
Inside and out.
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- chapelle Notre-Dame de Bonne Nouvelle, Locronan.
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- chapelle Saint-Conogan, Lescogan.
Chapelle Sainte-Anne-la-Palud, Plonévez-Porzay.
Tower of Saint-Herlé de Ploaré Church, Douarnenez
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