Historic sites and monuments

Standing alone in the middle of the plain, Sainte-Cécile church is all the more striking for its soaring bell tower, which is much higher than the nav...

A poetic name for a small hamlet chapel perched at an altitude of 1200 m.

The church is named after Saint-Véran, the patron saint of Cavaillon, who drove a dragon away from the Vaucluse. He is said to have fallen due to fati...

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 church of Saint-Pierre and Saint-Paul in Abriès is a good example of Queyras buildings with a chequered past.

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

The hamlet of Les Casses is a fine example of a hamlet adapted to the sloping terrain.

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

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

The St Roch chapel - built in the 18th century and since renovated - stands in the hamlet of Truchet, offering an exceptional panoramic view of the Du...

Saint-Crépin was a fortified village. Discover the unique features of this snail-shaped village built around its church...

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