Historic sites and monuments

On the way back down to the valley, remember to stop at the hamlet of Fournet. Here you can see everything that made up a typical hamlet: the communal...

Fountains and bread ovens are very present in the villages of the Guillestrois and allow you to better understand the organization of life in the past...

Saint-Crépin was a fortified village. This old Porte des Hierres bears witness to this.

If the weather gods don’t shine on you when on holiday... Visit the Sainte-Anne chapel and join the Ceillaquins in imploring Ste-Anne to ward off rain...

The church of Notre-Dame is one of our local pride and joys. Its spire can be spotted in the distance from the road or in the mountains. The village o...

Ristolas is labeled "20th century heritage" because of its farms and houses called "reconstruction".

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...

A small chapel located in the wood of Saint Simon on the edge of the GRP "Tour de la Dent du Ratier", which is the object of a pilgrimage every year o...

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...

I find our parish church very similar to other churches in the area. So I ask myself why ....

But what is a naïs? What crops were they used for in Eygliers?

Fire was for many years the greatest fear of the inhabitants of Saint-Véran, because the houses may have been made of stone on the lower level, but we...