The façade of the Cathedral, as you see, has two impressive twin towers in the typical style of this part of Brittany , influenced by English gothic.
According to legend, the first bishop of Quimper, St Corentin, came with the first Bretons across the Channel some time between the fourth and seventh centuries to the place they named Little Britain.
He lived by eating a regenerating and immortal fish all his life, so he didn’t need any crêpe, and was made bishop by King Gradlon.

I’ll tell you the story of King Gradlon another time.
The Cathedral looks splendid at sunset…