Rochers sculptés à Rotheneuf

The Rochers sculptés à Rotheneuf, also known as the Sculpted Rocks of Rothéneuf, is a unique coastal site featuring over 300 sculptures carved into the granite rocks by Abbé Adolphe-Julien Fouré between 1894 and 1910. The sculptures depict the legend of the Rothéneuf family, including pirates, fishermen, smugglers, and monsters, as well as allegorical scenes. The site offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and work of Abbé Fouré, who created these sculptures after suffering a stroke that left him deaf and mute. Visitors can explore the site and discover the intricate carvings, which provide a glimpse into the history and mythology of the region