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The hillside Chapelle de Saint Pancrace overlooks the Durance valley, 5 km from the center of Oraison.

This Genoese house is distinguished by an inner courtyard, a sort of patio, which is now closed off, and by a staircase leading to the various living ...

Crowned at its summit by the Chapelle Saint Elzéar, this hilltop village built in staircases offers a panoramic view of the surrounding valley. An ...

Nestled between the mountains of Lure and the Plateau de Valensole, this dynamic commune boasts a rich architectural, cultural and gastronomic ...

The word "lavoir" comes from the Latin lavatorium, a place where people wash.

This square, named after the famous Aubagne-born writer, was once part of the Hôpital Vieux (Old Hospital), created in the 15th century.

Situated at an altitude of 349 m, in the Durance valley opposite Oraison, the Lauzon river flows through this commune, which lies at the crossroads of...

This monumental fountain was built in 1871.

This passage provides access to rue des Ferrages de Guilhempierre.

This oratory is dedicated to Saint Agatha.

Once stood the Convent des Bernardines, founded in the 17th century and home to young girls from good families. What remained of the complex was ...

The washhouse was built after the fountain in a reinforcement on a main communication route: Oraison - Le Castellet.

This perched, ring-shaped village overlooks part of the Valensole plateau, from which it is separated by the Asse valley. Entrevennes lies at the ...

This is a classic washhouse with two rectangular basins topped by a roof. It was designed to accommodate 4 to 6 washerwomen.

The present chapel dates back to 1637, when it was dedicated to Saint-Pancrace, who became Manosque's new patron saint. The chapel is only visible ...

Oraison is one of the only towns in France to have all its downtown streets named after people who died in the First and Second World Wars.

The Saint-Firmin chapel near Bastide Neuve is in ruins.