Historic sites and monuments

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

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

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

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

After the church of Saint-Antoine d'Eygliers and the Chapelle des Pénitents, on the road to the hamlet of La Font you will come across the small Chape...

Local scholars and historians agree that Les Escoyères is the starting point of Queyras history. After a pleasant stroll, take a break in front of thi...

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...

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

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...

Fire was for many years the greatest fear of the inhabitants of Saint-Véran, because the houses may have been made of stone on the lower level, but we...

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...