Kerazan Manor

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.