Megalithic landscapes – Humankind’s oldest monumental architecture

Dolmens, menhirs and tumuli... Explore humankind’s oldest architecture for free on your phone or tablet.

Use the “Megalithic Landscapes” mobile app to enhance a real-life visit to the megalithic sites of Southern Morbihan or explore them from the comfort of your home: there’s lots to discover and revisit!

This free mobile application features 360° panoramic views, augmented reality information, and superb photos of Morbihan today – and carries you back to the world of the Neolithic peoples.

Travel everywhere in just a few clicks and enjoy a host of features:
- Geolocation map
- Rich, varied content (text, photos, audio explanations) in three languages (French, English and Breton)
- Answers to frequently asked questions about megalithic heritage
- Glossary helps you understand and expand your knowledge
- Tips on responsible tourism and how to make the most of your visit

Menhirs, dolmens and tumuli are prehistoric monuments that embody and commemorate Neolithic societies from 7,000 years ago.
The Morbihan megaliths are among the oldest monumental architecture known to humankind, bearing witness to the first organised human societies – and to their intelligence and know-how. This dense patchwork of so many different megalithic monuments recalls a very distant era in the history of humankind, and is absolutely unique.

The “Paysages de mégalithiques de Carnac et du Sud Morbihan” association was formed in 2012, and brings together 26 municipalities. It seeks to increase knowledge of this outstanding heritage and ensure its preservation and promotion, as well as organising initiatives to encourage the public to come and visit or revisit this legacy, helping it to be shared and passed on.