was restored c. 1850 by the historian of Brittany, Armand du Chatellier. The Manoir de Kerazan located between Pont-l'Abbé and Loktudi delivers a fine art of Architecture. The Chapel of Treminoù (the missings in Breton) on the road to St-Jean-Trolimon, celebrates the memory of the Breton insurgents slaughtered by the French army of Louis XIV. In particular, A gathering in the last week of September and a funfair festival in the City recalls this period of Brittany's history. A few Menhirs still island upright around the city. Down to the river by the sea, lies a ria, having given its name to Loktudi (Loch Tudi, the lagoon of Saint Tudi) and Isle Tudi, which shares some beautiful sights. International relations Pont-l'Abbé is twinned with: Betanzos, Spain Schleiden, Germany Bantry, Ireland Personalities Vincent Riou, a yacht race Sailor who distinguished himself at Vendée Globe Challenge 2004-2005 (1st) and 2008-2009 (3rd) with act of bravery, saving Jean Le Cam's life, who was sinking near of Cape Horn. Jérôme Kerviel, the trader formerly with Société Générale in Paris that was linked with losses of approximately €4.9 billion (US$7.16 billion) stemming from fraudulent equity index futures trading, grew up in Pont-l'Abbé. See also Communes of the Finistère department François Bazin (sculptor) References External links Official website Official Pont-l'Abbé Tourism site Bigouden Museum of Pont-l'Abbé Ar Triskell, Cultures' House of Pont-l'Abbé Mayors of Finistère Association Communes of Finistère