Château de Kerguéhennec, known as the Breton Versailles, is an 18th-century château built in 1710 by architect Olivier Delourme for wealthy Swiss financiers in the Indies Company. Located in Bignan, Morbihan, the château was later acquired by the prominent Rohan-Chabot family and underwent significant restoration around 1870. Surrounded by a vast 175-hectare park bordered by water, the estate now functions as a contemporary art center and cultural venue, having been classified as a historic monument since 1988. The grounds feature a sculpture park established in 1986 with approximately thirty works by renowned artists specifically commissioned for the estate, blending architectural heritage with contemporary artistic expression.
