Historic sites and monuments

The last survivor of Guillestre's 10 fortified towers dating back to the 14th century, the Tour d'Eygliers stands proud and supports several sections...

The old arcade is proof that of Saint-Clément-sur-Durance’s former role as a fortified village...

Standing alone in the middle of the plain, Sainte-Cécile church is all the more striking for its soaring bell tower, which is much higher than the nav...

Have you heard the story of our Saint Guillaume and his famous hand?

Local scholars and historians agree that Les Escoyères is the starting point of Queyras history. After a pleasant stroll, take a break in front of thi...

The Silver Mine, a historic heritage gem unique in the Hautes Alpes. Discover the work of the miners through the galleries in this universe in the h...

Numerous carved stones adorn this street and still adorn its façades. A house on the right is adorned with a Maltese Cross on the lintel above the fro...

Where the rooster pecks at the stars! A strange story! It's the highest village in Europe, perched at an altitude of 2042 metres! And it's true that t...

Although some people talk of processions to the church in the hamlet of Les Sagnes, the site has in fact always been occupied. Note the parish church...

Located halfway between the villages of La Rua and El Serre, with an independent bell tower, the church of San Román is an eye-catcher.

The Tour du Procureur de Brunissard is one of the two remaining campaniles in Arvieux, and is a symbol of the solidarity between the villages.

The church of Saint-Sébastien in Ceillac is the perfect place for a peaceful retreat.