It is in the shape of a latin cross. Its nave has two aisles. The transept
is separated from the nave by an arch. The choir has a flat apse. The porch is meridional.
The church is 23 meters long, and above the nave, the vaults are 7 meters high. |
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The bell-tower built in 1726-1727 and restored in 1930 is made
of a first gallery, of the bell-room, of a second gallery and of an octogonal spire.
The bell-tower is 5 or 6 meters lower than it used to be because it was more than once
knocked down by thunder and rebuilt with beautiful stones only. |
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 Detail from the pulpit, sculpted by François Caujan |
The choir and the transept were made in the 16th century. The equilateral vaults as well as the high leaded glass windows are characteristic of gothic art. |
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South of the choir there is the vestry, rebuilt in 1930. The church and its enclosure have been scheduled as a place of historic interest since February 21st 1944. |
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For any further information, please contact :
Mairie de Tourc’h
1 place Guillaume Guéguen
29140 - Tourc’h
Tel : (33) (0)2 98 59 12 51
Fax : (33) (0)2 98 59 70 78
The church is usually closed but the key can be found at the city hall.
