Saint-Vincent Gate

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Saint-Vincent Gate
Porte Saint-Vincent


47°39′16″N 2°45′29″W / 47.6545°N 2.7580°W / 47.6545; -2.7580
Location	Vannes
Designer	Jean Bugeau
Type	Baroque architecture
Beginning date	16th century
Completion date	17th century
Monument historique: PA00091806^[1]

The Saint-Vincent Gate (Porte Saint-Vincent) is a former city gate in Vannes, Brittany, France. It is listed in the Base Mérimée as a historic monument.^[1]