Hispanopedia WikiLanvellec ( pronunciación francesa: [ lɑ̃vɛlɛk ]ⓘ ;Bretón:Lanvaeleg) es unacomunaen eldepartamentoCôtes-d'ArmordeBretañaen el noroestede Francia.
Cultura
La comuna posee un rico patrimonio arquitectónico y cultural. La iglesia parroquial de Saint-Brandan fue reconstruida entre 1852 y 1868. En su interior se conservan elementos de gran interés, como un órgano construido en 1653 por el célebre organero inglés Robert Dallam . El órgano cayó en desuso durante el siglo pasado, pero fue declarado monumento histórico en 1971. Su restauración, a cargo del organero italiano Formentelli, se vio favorecida por la misteriosa reaparición reciente de sus 150 tubos.
En el municipio se celebran numerosos eventos musicales a lo largo del año, en particular el Festival de musique ancienne de Lanvellec en otoño.
El osario gótico , que data del siglo XV, se encuentra en el cementerio junto a la iglesia. Es uno de los más bellos de Côtes-d'Armor.
The charmingly-situated chapel of Saint-Goulven, dating from the seventeenth century, possesses a coloured reredos, representing the Last Supper in relief. Its font dates from 1652. The chapel of Saint-Maudez, dating from the beginning of the 16th century, features a handsome entrance in the form of an accolade, as well as unusual gargoyles.
The principal attractions of the chapel of Saint-Carré (or Notre Dame de Pitié) is its bell-tower, its external oratory beneath the porch, the two pillars of the gate to the parish church enclosure as well as a font dating from 1700. The chapel itself dates from 1696.
The chapel of Saint-Connay has a nearby roadside calvary. The chapel itself is a small rectangular building with 14th century fenestration within its south side. The north side and the chevet date from the seventeenth century.
The imposing château de Rosanbo was built around 1500 and is situated in a French-style park, designed by Lenotre. It can be visited between Easter and September. It has a noteworthy kitchen, guardroom, dining room, hall and library. The château contains important items of furniture as well as Gobelin tapestries.
The Breton singer Denez Prigent owns a house in Lanvellec commune.
Population
Inhabitants of Lanvellec are called lanvellecois in French.
See also
References
External links
- Official website(in French)
- Base Mérimée: Search for heritage in the commune, Ministère français de la Culture. (in French)
- Communes of Côtes-d'Armor
- Lannion arrondissement geography stubs