KERDURAND CASTLE
This castle has a cultural space hosting exhibitions and cultural events.
Built by the lord of La Feuillade, Jean Durand, bourgeois and merchant of Port-Louis, the castle of Kerdurand, then country house, dates from the early eighteenth century. The arboretum was created in 1745. The gates and the portal of the nineteenth century were made by an ironworker Port-Louis. Then a surgeon of the East India Company owned it! Today, campers are happy to pitch their tents in the park, which has become a municipal camping ground. The "cultural space" of the castle is the place of exhibitions and cultural events.
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