Kerhinet, a traditional Brie village

Imagine a small village entirely pedestrianised, where every alley invites you to take a stroll.

The 18 thatched cottages, the well, the wash-house and the bread ovens make up an authentic setting that tells the story of life in days gone by.

Restored by the Brière Regional Nature Park in the 1970s, Kerhinet has now been reborn as a lively, welcoming place. You can take a leisurely stroll around the site, taking the time to read the interpretation panels that reveal local anecdotes and stories.

Whether you’re a couple or a family with children, Kerhinet offers a soothing and relaxing walk. Here, everything exudes authenticity and serenity…

At Kerhinet, discovery also means tasting and meeting new people. The “Chaumière des Saveurs et de l’Artisanat ” showcases local produce and creations, a fine showcase for “Made in Brière”.
In spring, the narrow streets are brightened up with flowers and invite you to take a peaceful stroll.
In summer, every Thursday, the local market transforms the village into a festival, with the smell of galettes, the laughter of children and music livening up the streets.
Autumn reveals a more intimate setting, when the thatched roofs take on golden hues.
And even in winter, the atmosphere remains warm: the charm of the thatched cottages, the quiet strolls and the warm welcome of the village offer a timeless interlude.

Whatever the season, Kerhinet is a must for savouring the art of living in the Brière region.