Le Menez-Bre

The Méné Bré rises to a height of 302 metres. High moors with European gorse. It is surmounted by the Saint Hervé chapel, belonging to the commune of Pédernec, which was rebuilt several times, notably in the 16th and 18th centuries, and restored for the last time in 1939. Its oldest elements are the porch and bell tower. It was once a popular place of pilgrimage. Its altar, decorated with portraits of six Apostles, is topped by a 1948 painting of blind Saint Hervé guided by the child.