Located on a small island in the Gulf of Morbihan, Gavrinis is one of Europe's most extraordinary prehistoric burial monuments. Built around 3500 BC, the passage tomb contains beautifully carved stones decorated with mysterious patterns created by Neolithic craftsmen.
Located on a small island in the Gulf of Morbihan, Gavrinis is one of Europe's most extraordinary prehistoric burial monuments. Built around 3500 BC, the passage tomb contains beautifully carved stones decorated with mysterious patterns created by Neolithic craftsmen. Visitors reach the site by boat and can explore the chamber while learning about the communities that built these enormous monuments thousands of years ago. Its remote island setting makes Gavrinis especially appealing for travellers seeking unique experiences away from France's busiest attractions.
