Chapelle Notre-Dame de Kerdévot

Ergué-Gabéric

According to legend, the villagers built this chapel to thank the Virgin for having spared them an outbreak of plague in 1439. It houses a rare 15th-century Flemish altarpiece in painted and gilded wood, blending Flemish and Breton styles — on the Nativity panel, one notices a shepherd playing the biniou (Breton bagpipe) among the traditional figures of the scene. 300 m from the close, a Gothic fountain has for generations been reputed to cure fever and catarrh.

Getting there : Free admission

Opening times and access details are given as a guide only: check before you set out.

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