"Between Dinan and Quévert, at the bottom of the old Route des Templiers that goes up to Vildé-Goëlo, a border district, called Sainte-Anne, has developed over the centuries. He owes it to the chapel, located on the rock, at the edge of the road, on the first steps of the coast.
The building was built in the seventeenth century at the request of the parishioners addressed to the bishop of Saint-Malo. Hence its name of Sainte-Anne-du-Rocher. A peasant had discovered a statue of St Anne on this land."

Édifice religieux

Parking nearby at the bottom of the street - Guided tour by the Association