Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul d'Argol

Saint Peter and Saint Paul Church features a Gothic spire tower with a rectangular base, along with decorated stone carvings throughout its structure.

The church construction began in 1576, followed by significant enlargements in 1674, while the lateral walls underwent complete reconstruction in 1784.

The triumphal arch entrance, erected in 1659, displays an equestrian statue of King Gradlon, a figure from Breton legends, measuring 3 meters in length.

The church maintains regular visiting hours and includes informative guided tours that explain the architectural elements and religious artifacts within the building.

The cemetery's ossuary, dating from 1665, presents a Renaissance facade with four arcades and houses a 16th-century statue of Saint Peter.

Location: Argol

Part of: Argol Parish close

Address: place de l'Église

GPS coordinates: 48.24640,-4.31703

Latest update: June 23, 2025 10:02