Château de Keriolet

Perched on the heights of Concarneau, on the edge of a wood, Keriolet stands guard in an inhabited silence. It's like entering a dream: colourful stained glass windows, sumptuous furnishings, hushed corridors and legends whispered on the walls. It was here, in the 19th century, that a Russian princess in love with a Breton viscount transformed an old manor house into a neo-Gothic château as romantic as it was whimsical. In this setting worthy of a novel, each room has its own character: you'll come across forgotten portraits, sleeping chimeras, and sometimes, it is said, the whisper of a mystery... It's a place to explore slowly, with your imagination on alert. In summer, guided tours are punctuated with anecdotes that reveal the soul of the place. Out of season, the château is open by reservation to curious groups of 15 or more, and to the most unusual events: seminars, weddings, film shoots or even... a murder party. And what if it was your turn to write a page of Keriolet?