Village de l'an Mil

The Village de l'an Mil spans 1.5 hectares and features reconstructed medieval buildings including houses, granaries, ovens, and agricultural structures from the year 1000.

The archaeological site, discovered in 1902 and opened to visitors in 1985, contains preserved remnants of a settlement that illustrates rural life during the early Middle Ages.

The museum presents medieval farming techniques through demonstrations, maintains traditional animal breeds, and cultivates period-accurate gardens representing agricultural practices from that era.

Admission costs 7 euros for adults and 5 euros for children, with guided tours available in French and English from January through December.

Visitors can observe authentic medieval construction methods through preserved foundations and reconstructed buildings that maintain historical accuracy in materials and techniques.

Location: Melrand

Official opening: 1985

Address: Lann Gouh

Website: http://villagedelanmil-melrand.fr

GPS coordinates: 47.97220,-3.12528

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:06