Historic sites and monuments

Spring 1945... Dozens of engraved stones, which traditionally adorned the façades of since-destroyed houses, are abandoned in the rubble being cleared...

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

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!

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

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...

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 fountain was once the village's social network! There, washerwomen would exchange information while doing the washing. It also provided drinking w...

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...

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...

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

Perched on a rocky spur (Le Grépoun) overlooking the Durance, the church can be seen from afar, but where is the village? Normally houses are tightly...

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