Église Saint-Houardon de Landerneau

The building features a Latin cross layout with three vessels, a flat chevet, and a two-level bell tower containing multiple bells.

The initial church from the 16th century, located on the Elorn riverbanks, was relocated and rebuilt between 1858 and 1861 under Napoleon III funding.

The south porch from 1604 and the 16th-century bell tower were preserved during relocation, maintaining original architectural elements of the structure.

The church floors are covered with granite and sandstone slabs, while the main structure uses cement-coated granite rubble stone.

The cylindrical stair turret on the north side of the bell tower features a dome surrounded by four lanterns, creating a distinct profile.

Location: Landerneau

GPS coordinates: 48.45200,-4.25062

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:06