Rochefort-en-Terre

Morbihan
Accessible by train
A 20-minute cycle from Malansac station
Art & crafts
Arts Trail
Family-friendly
Moulin Neuf Leisure Centre
Garden village
A village abounding in flowers

A Breton town of stone and flowers

Situated 35 km east of Vannes, on a rocky hill overlooking the Gueuzon valley, the Breton town of Rochefort-en-Terre gives an impression of unity despite the diversity of architectural styles found there: half-timbered houses, Gothic buildings, Renaissance mansions, classical mansions, 19th-century architecture... It is stone, omnipresent here, that forms the link between these different testimonies to history.

Église collégiale N-D de la Tronchaye Rudy Burbant

Église collégiale N-D de la Tronchaye

It started life as a Romanesque chapel. In the 16th and 17th centuries, it was extended to accommodate a college of canons.

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Naïa Museum Naïa Museum

Naïa Museum

This museum of contemporary art houses over 300 works by artists, some of whom are internationally renowned. The art blends fantasy, science fiction, visionary art and the imaginary. Surprising!

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Parc du château Alessandro Gui

Parc du château

This pleasant park offers views over the village rooftops. The castle comprises the remains of a medieval fortification and a 20th-century building, which was constructed on the site of 17th century stables.

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Word of Mouth

Like many châteaux, the château at Rochefort-en-Terre has endured many vicissitudes. The most recent of these proved almost fatal, as it was almost entirely destroyed in the aftermath of the Revolution. Enamoured with the site, the American painter Alfred KLOTS ‘saved’ what remained of the estate in 1907. Using reclaimed materials, notably from the Kéralio manor house in Noyal-Muzillac, he commissioned the construction of a neo-Gothic manor house. Having become municipal property in 2013, the château now houses a museum dedicated to the arts of the imagination, showcasing works inspired by the world of fantasy and the dreamlike.


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Hallowwen au Naia Museum

From Oct. 31, 2025 to Nov. 2, 2026 from 6 p.m.

Hallowwen au Naia Museum

Friday October 31: Special Creepypastas evening with @quentinfoureau_conteur . Born on the Internet, Creepypastas are scary urban legends that circulate on forums and social networks. Have you heard of Slender Man, Backrooms or the Momo Challenge? Saturday November 1 and Sunday November 2: Guided tours by flashlight. We'll blow the circuit breaker and show you some of our 200 fantastic, strange and dreamlike works. An unprecedented, chilling immersion in a Naia Museum that's darker than ever.

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  • From 10/31/2025 to 11/02/2026
    Open every day

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Au Gré des Vents Jean-Yves Gautier

Au Gré des Vents

Terrain de camping classé

Welcome to the three-star Au Gré des Vents campsite, your little corner of paradise! We offer spacious, shaded pitches and comfortable accommodation, with the village of Rochefort-en-Terre just a 15-minute walk away.

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Office de Tourisme de Rochefort-en-Terre

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