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Daoulas Abbey
Abbaye de Daoulas
EPCC Chemins du patrimoine en Finistère - Abbaye de Daoulas
21, rue de l'église
BP 34
29460 Daoulas
Phone: +33 (0)2 98 25 84 39
Email: abbaye.daoulas@cdp29.fr
02 98 25 84 39
abbaye.daoulas@cdp29.fr
COVID-19
Opening hours
From 27 March to 18 June: every day from 1.30pm to 6pm
From 19 June to 4 October: every day from 10.30am to 7pm
From 5 October to 3 January 2016: every day from 1.30pm to 6pm
Closed on 25 December 2015 and 1 January 2016
5 April > 1 Junel Daily from 1.30pm to 6pm
2 June > 17 September
l Daily from 10.30am to 7pm
18 September > 3 December
l Daily from 1.30pm to 6pm
The ticket office closes 30 min before site closure
PRICES
○ Under 7s: free l 7-17 yrs: €1
○ 18-25 yrs: €5 (€4 up to 8 June inclusive)
○ Full rate: €9 (€6 up to 8 June inclusive)
○ Partner*rate: €6.50 (€4.50 up to 8 June inclusive)
○ Jobseekers, social welfare recipients, disabled visitors and their chaperone: €1
○ Groups: contact us for more details
Upon presentation of your entrance ticket to the Abbaye de Daoulas, visitors benefit from reduced rate entry to the Fonds Hélène & Édouard Leclerc pour la culture [private arts centre] (Landerneau), to Océanopolis (Brest), to Centre d’art contemporain Passerelle (Brest) and to Conservatoire national botanique de Brest.
MEMBERSHIP CARDS
7-17 ans : €5 / 18-25 ans : €21 / Individual : €26 / Family card : €45
Information here
○ 18-25 yrs: €5 (€4 up to 8 June inclusive)
○ Full rate: €9 (€6 up to 8 June inclusive)
○ Partner*rate: €6.50 (€4.50 up to 8 June inclusive)
○ Jobseekers, social welfare recipients, disabled visitors and their chaperone: €1
○ Groups: contact us for more details
Upon presentation of your entrance ticket to the Abbaye de Daoulas, visitors benefit from reduced rate entry to the Fonds Hélène & Édouard Leclerc pour la culture [private arts centre] (Landerneau), to Océanopolis (Brest), to Centre d’art contemporain Passerelle (Brest) and to Conservatoire national botanique de Brest.
MEMBERSHIP CARDS
7-17 ans : €5 / 18-25 ans : €21 / Individual : €26 / Family card : €45
Information here
Groups
Contact us
Access
By car
Take the N165 (dual carriageway) between Brest and Quimper. Daoulas is located 15km south of Brest and 50km north of Quimper
By train
Brest train station (Tel. +33 (0)2 98 31 51 72) or Landerneau train station (Tel. +33 (0)2 98 85 03 58), then take a bus or a taxi to Daoulas
By plane
Brest-Bretagne Airport or Quimper-Cornouaille Airport, then take a bus or a taxi to Daoulas
Take the N165 (dual carriageway) between Brest and Quimper. Daoulas is located 15km south of Brest and 50km north of Quimper
By train
Brest train station (Tel. +33 (0)2 98 31 51 72) or Landerneau train station (Tel. +33 (0)2 98 85 03 58), then take a bus or a taxi to Daoulas
By plane
Brest-Bretagne Airport or Quimper-Cornouaille Airport, then take a bus or a taxi to Daoulas
On site
A parking
A gift shop
The gift shop sells a large range of publications and objects related to the theme of the exhibition on show and the physic garden. Relax at the Café de l’Abbaye following your visit
A café
The Café de l'Abbaye is open in July and August
Changing tables
Animals
Only dogs kept on a leash are admitted to the park (no entry to the exhibition)
A gift shop
The gift shop sells a large range of publications and objects related to the theme of the exhibition on show and the physic garden. Relax at the Café de l’Abbaye following your visit
A café
The Café de l'Abbaye is open in July and August
Changing tables
Animals
Only dogs kept on a leash are admitted to the park (no entry to the exhibition)
Access for visitors with reduced mobility
● The park and exhibition are fully accessible
● Wheelchair on request at the reception and cane seats open access
● The park and exhibition are fully accessible● Wheelchairs on request at the reception and portable chairs open access
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See also
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Daoulas 05 Apr - 03 Dec
Les balades photographiques de Daoulas #2023
Temporary exhibition
Cette année, les Balades photographiques de Daoulas réunissent deux grands noms de la photographie, Sophie Zénon et Benjamin Deroche, en proposant une déambulation photo...
Cette année, les Balades photographiques de Daoulas réunissent deux grands noms de la photographie, Sophie Zénon et Benjamin Deroche, en proposant une déambulation photo... -
Daoulas 09 Jun - 03 Dec
MOURIR, QUELLE HISTOIRE !
Temporary exhibition
Nouvelle expo-événement à l'Abbaye de Daoulas ! Fruit d'une collaboration avec le Musée de Bretagne et labellisée "Exposition d'intérêt national"...
Nouvelle expo-événement à l'Abbaye de Daoulas ! Fruit d'une collaboration avec le Musée de Bretagne et labellisée "Exposition d'intérêt national"... -
Daoulas 25 Oct
Philo famille : Pourquoi fêtons-nous les morts ?
Event
Pourquoi fêtons-nous les morts ? Halloween, Toussaint, Fiesta de los muretos, mais quelle drôle d'idée, la mort n'a rien de réjouissant a priori. Et si elle était...
Pourquoi fêtons-nous les morts ? Halloween, Toussaint, Fiesta de los muretos, mais quelle drôle d'idée, la mort n'a rien de réjouissant a priori. Et si elle était... -
Daoulas 29 Oct
Café philo : Que faire de nos morts ?
Event
Que faire de nos morts ? Une personne meurt. Que faire de ce corps, de ce souvenir et de tout ce qu'elle a transmis et transmet encore ? Loin de disparaître, elle se met à briller par...
Que faire de nos morts ? Une personne meurt. Que faire de ce corps, de ce souvenir et de tout ce qu'elle a transmis et transmet encore ? Loin de disparaître, elle se met à briller par...
