Sound walk in the Trinity, in Melgven

Name: Paseo sonoro en la Trinidad, en Melgven
Start: 2022-09-17T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Chapelle de La Trinité

Discover the hamlet of the Trinity through the voice of its inhabitants! Listen to the moments that have marked the history of the commune. An original walk to visit or revisit the city.

17 i 18 septiembre 2022Passed

Mairie de Melgven

Memory in motion
The Melgvinoises tell you about the highlights that marked the life of the town and its inhabitants. Follow a native of the Trinity on a historic and bucolic walk. Discover the chapel, the wash-house and the old café but also the events and characters that have marked the memory of its inhabitants and its inhabitants.
These visits are based on a memory collection carried out between April and June 2022. This visit is free and unaccompanied.
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How do I do this?
Take your smartphone and headphones to access the rides directly via the Wivisites.com website by typing "Melgven", thanks to the QR codes present along the routes. or at the link below.
Wivisite - Melgven - La Trinité

About the location

Chapelle de La Trinité

La Trinité, 29140, Melgven

Finistère
Bretagne

The Trinity Chapel (built around 1535), was founded in the 16th century by the Kergoat family and restored in 1756 and 1856\. It is a work of the workshop of Saint-Herbot. The master window restored on the same dates contains fragments of fine stained glass: Saint Peter, Saint Trinity, Saint Christopher, Saint Beard and crests with arms of the former families owners of the manor of Coat Canton, Du Perrier de Coetcanton and Kerloaguen, and their alliances. The chapel houses the statues of the Holy Trinity, Saint Peter, Saint Yves, Saint Herbot, Saint Cornely, Saint Tugdual, Saint Stephen, Saint John and the Blessed Virgin. The frieze of the chapel extends to the middle of the nave. We can observe, riders, dogs playing biniou, dragons, angels in the middle of grapevines. The sand pits, are these structural elements dated 1653; one finds there picturesque scenes admitted; these polychrome sculptures once had a very specific objective: that of educating “the population of this village of w