Must see - Page 10

The coat of arms of Manosque under the Porte de la Saunerie is a rather simplified representation of our coat of arms: an escutcheon with 4 hands, ...

This fresco is a beautiful bird: the toucan. It was painted by Thierry Saye in 1990. It can be seen on the facade of a private house between the ...

This plaque pays tribute to Gustave Lefèbvre dit Omer, a resistance hero killed by a militiaman on September 02, 1943.

Discover the village at your own pace, on foot, following an itinerary that reveals the secrets of the narrow streets.

Tribute to Gabriel Besson, known as Biel, a young Resistance fighter murdered in March 1946.

This is the entrance to the tunnel that linked the carreau de la Gaude (now the Géométhane site) to the carreau de la gare (SNCF train station). The...

This statue was created in 1993 by Céreste sculptor Jean Claude Céleste, for the premiere of the third Festival International du Luberon.

The church of Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Elzéar, named after both Notre-Dame and Saint-Elzéar, is a 13th-century Romanesque church.

Earlier, in 1497, Pierre Truand, a stone mason, received 150 florins for the construction of two stone fountains in front of each of the town's two ...

In Provence, building was done with local stone. Our ancestors used the "calade" technique to cover the ground to make it easier for them to move ...

In this oratory, at the back of which stands out an earthenware piece by S. Dourneau, is a statue of the archangel Saint Michel accompanied by the ...

This statue by architect H. Chaponet and sculptor Sartorio was originally placed in the center of the square. The monument was unveiled on November ...

The Bòri is a traditional dry stone construction that served as a temporary shelter during periods of agricultural work. It dates back to the end of ...

A small statue of the Virgin Mary was installed on the corner of rue Adolphe Defarge by Madame Defarge, apparently in response to her husband's ...

This cross dates from the 19th century.

This marble plaque marks the house where Monsieur Joseph Toussaint Avril (1775-1841) was born. He was the author of a Manosquin-French Provençal ...

This small fountain adjoins the 17th-century Saint Esprit chapel.