Built in the 17th century with stones from the demolition of the castle of Pierre II and the ramparts of the city, this former convent served as a hospital, then as a high school for boys. Since 1970, it has been home to the City Hall. The baroque-style chapel now serves as an exhibition space. The cloister hosts works by Paul Sérusier, a post-impressionist painter who was influenced by Paul Gauguin and Maurice Denis. The Calandre club of Armor will exhibit forty old vehicles. Sunday 21, from 1:30 PM to 6 PM - Place du Champ au Roy. Informations Free

Address
1 place du Champ au Roy 22200, Guingamp, Côtes-d'Armor, Bretagne, France