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Écomusée des Monts d'Arrée
The Breton countryside of a past era
Museum, Rural agricultural area, Folk art and traditions, Eco-museum, Trades
in Commana
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A busy eco-museum featuring lots of summer activities based across two sites: a historical milling village and a country house 12 km away.
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Tucked away in the bottom of a valley and uninhabited since 1965, the hamlet of Kerouat is a testament to central Brittany's old country way of life. Some 15 buildings form this milling village, now a moving monument to the past and a lovely place to take a stroll. Walk into the houses, bakehouses, stables, cattle sheds etc. Then visit the orchard, kitchen garden and 12 hectare wood, where a tannery and windmill can be found. Craftsmen are present all year long to share their traditional...
Tucked away in the bottom of a valley and uninhabited since 1965, the hamlet of Kerouat is a testament to central Brittany's old country way of life. Some 15 buildings form this milling village, now a moving monument to the past and a lovely place to take a stroll. Walk into the houses, bakehouses, stables, cattle sheds etc. Then visit the orchard, kitchen garden and 12 hectare wood, where a tannery and windmill can be found. Craftsmen are present all year long to share their traditional techniques: from milling and baking to working with slate. Around 15 minutes away by car is the Cornec de Saint-Rivoal country house. Here, you can picture how an affluent 18th-century family would have lived in the countryside around the Monts d'Arrée mountains. A time when people and livestock still lived under one roof…
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Rates 2021
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Standard rate - adult full price5 €
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Child rate3 €
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Reduce rateFrom 3 € to 4 €
