Historic sites and monuments

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...

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...

Star of stone on its glacial lock, dominating the gorges of Guil, Fort-Queyras throws by its characteristic silhouette of the works of Vauban! Impossi...

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...

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...

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...

Have you heard the story of our Saint Guillaume and his famous hand?

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

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...

Ristolas is labeled "20th century heritage" because of its farms and houses called "reconstruction".

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...