Historic sites and monuments

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

Discover the 15 sunny hamlets of the village of Eygliers... as well as its lake offering a host of leisure activities and its marmot trail that will a...

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 murals of St. Anthony's church... a hidden treasure!

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

In Saint-Clément-sur-Durance, a "medieval" village, discover the XIIIth century Lombard Tower (wrongly named "Sarrazine Tower") which offers a magnifi...

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...

The houses lining the square are very old, some dating back to the 17th century.

Réotier lies on a sunny mountain with winding roads, where farmers have shaped the landscape with successive terraced cultivation! Altitudes range fro...

Do you know what a grangeon is?

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

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...