Visit to the park and garden
Kerazan Manor – A haven of greenery in the heart of Brittany The Kerazan Manor and its five-hectare park offer a unique discovery experience within an English-style garden, shaped by successive owners since the 19th century. This bucolic setting, between lawns and flowerbeds, harmoniously blends…
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Kerazan Manor – A haven of greenery in the heart of Brittany
The Kerazan Manor and its five-hectare park offer a unique discovery experience within an English-style garden, shaped by successive owners since the 19th century. This bucolic setting, between lawns and flowerbeds, harmoniously blends typical Breton species, such as beech , chestnut and apple trees , with more exotic touches like maritime pines , camellias , Chinese fan palms and rhododendrons .
The park's romantic atmosphere is enhanced by classical elements, such as a boxwood garden , spindle tree borders , and a majestic avenue of ancient chestnut trees . Visitors can also explore more utilitarian features that bear witness to the estate's history: a former medieval kitchen garden , a greenhouse , and an L-shaped pond , used as a fishpond thanks to an ingenious hydraulic system.
The park is open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday , with opening hours varying by season: 2 pm to 6 pm in the off-season and 10:30 am to 6:30 pm during the summer. Guided tours are offered year-round. Admission is affordable, with discounts for families, young people, and seniors.
The Kerazan Manor invites you to a peaceful stroll through an enchanting garden where history and nature meet to offer a true immersion in the Brittany of yesteryear.
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Kerazan Manor
Loctudy The Kerazan Manor in Loctudy, nestled in the heart of a large English-style park, offers a glimpse into 19th-century life through its furnished rooms (reception rooms and living quarters). It houses a significant fine arts museum, with collections of paintings (featuring major Breton artists) and Quimper faience (including Alfred Beau's life-size cello, a unique piece in the world). A crêperie is open during the estate's regular hours. Art exhibitions are also held. The 2016 exhibition (May 28 to September 18) was "At the Table! From the Palaces of the Tsars to the Glory of the Republic," celebrating 150 years of official receptions.
Events and fairs take place throughout the year, including the Talents and Creators Fair on May 14, 15, and 16.
