La Trinité-Surzur: Holiday apartments and houses
Accommodation in La Trinité-Surzur
At the entrance to the town center of La Trinité-Surzur stands the Fontaine Saint-Servais with its washhouse. The Fontaine Saint-Servais dates from 1747; both structures have been listed as historic monuments since March 29, 1935.
Culture and landscape
The present-day parish church of Saint-Servais was built in 1997 according to plans by the architect Guy Le Huidoux. It preserves sculptures, baptismal fonts, holy water fonts, and several stained-glass windows from the previous church. West of the parish church stands a monumental 19th-century cross, which was moved to its current location after 1983.
The war memorial of La Trinité-Surzur is also part of the local history. It was erected after 1945; its inscription lists 16 names for the period 1914–1918 and 3 names for the period 1939–1945. The Ancien logis double is also located at 6 Rue du Trestale. It was supplemented by another residential building, which is now a ruin.
In the vicinity of La Trinité-Surzur are the Château de Kerlévenan, plage de Montsarrac beach, plage de la Villeneuve beach, Château de Suscinio, Plage Suscinio beach, and Château de Truscat. In the wider surrounding region are Château de Meudon and Plage Beg Lann beach.
Public transport routes serving the surrounding area are designated for La Trinité-Surzur.
The local infrastructure includes the La Trinité-Surzur media library, with 6,000 documents available for viewing and borrowing.
Other location pages
Other location pages: Saint-Armel, Bréhan, Lorient, Saint-Jacques, Landévant, Sulniac, Molac, Kervignac
For the higher-level travel overview: Morbihan.
