Perhaps you thought that industrial heritage doesn’t exist in Séné? It's true that Séné, just like the rest of the Gulf of Morbihan, isn’t necessarily a historically industrial area. However, the definition of industrial heritage is broader than you think: it refers to all the ‘production processes through the extraction and processing of raw materials’ (ICOMOS-2011 definition). It therefore encompasses very old and rural constructions, such as windmills, forges, mines, etc. In Séné, this part of history can be seen in the form of wind- and watermills, and a chemical goods factory. All of these are no longer standing today, but they have left traces of their existence.
All about the water
From farm to farm
History of salt
Industrial heritage
Local life
Manor houses and beautiful estates
Maritime professions
Megaliths
Natural heritage
Passages between land and sea
Religious heritage
Shops and bistrots
Sinagot celebrations
Some anecdotes of Séné
Traditional games and sports
