Historic sites and monuments

Do you know what a grangeon is?

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

Star of stone on its glacial lock, dominating the gorges of Guil, Fort-Queyras throws by its characteristic silhouette of the works of Vauban! Impossi...

A fine example of a multi-storey farmhouse, adapted to geographical conditions: a dwelling facing the sun and arches on the facade to shelter from the...

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...

Churches, chapels, crosses, oratories, calvaries... testify of the importance that religion had.

Today we are still admiring this stone building covered with larch shingles but remember that in the past we did not eat hot baguette every morning!

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

Its soaring bell tower is visible from all over Guillestre! Notre-Dame d'Aquilon stands proudly before you, with the pointed arches of its elegant gal...

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 villages of the Guillestrois boast numerous fountains. Once essential to everyday life, they now adorn our villages and are part of our vernacular...