Historic sites and monuments

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

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...

The 16th-century gilded stone church of Saint-Laurent and the temple, destroyed in 1684 and rebuilt in 1803, stand face to face, a sign of religious t...

The Place du Sureau takes its name from the tree that stands on it. It used to be the Market Square. As for the other place, it has a funny name all t...

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!

You might have always known about the château, but apart from a few ruins, we don't really know what it looked like...

The farms of the Guillestrois take us back to the life led by our ancestors in rural and mountain areas...

Did you know? The village of Eygliers, and in particular the district of La Font, thanks to its exposure, once boasted some of the highest vineyards (...

The Chapelle de Clausis, formerly known as the Chapelle de "Cloussis" or "Crousis", can be found shortly after the copper mine and marble quarry at St...

Traces of fortifications are still visible on a walk through the village,,.

Saint-Crépin is a magnificent snail-shaped village built around its church. With a population of 622, Saint-Crépin has plenty of charm.