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This stele is dedicated to the "shadow combatants" of the 1939-1945 war: Biggi Antoine and Marini Laurent, shot by the Nazis on July 06, 1944.

This ashlar structure, built in 1900, comprises 4 arches. It is one of the most imposing on the Manosque canal: 54 meters long and over 10 meters ...

The 17th-century chapel is dedicated to Sainte-Marie-Madeleine. It was rebuilt in 1857. It stands at the foot of a motte castrale.

This is one of Manosque's oldest fountains, standing above the ancient ramparts. In the niche is a facsimile of Notre Dame d'En Gau, Notre Dame de la ...

This bridge has been preserved to honor the working memory of the Gaude underground miners.

Dating from 1953, this sculpture by André Deluol (1909-2003) of Fontaine la Rivière (Seine et Oise) graces the roundabout.

Half day tour. To discover the fountains of Manosque is to cross the centuries through the ingenuity of men.

Educational farm, farm tour, pony ride, birthday afternoon

It is located in the old village.

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

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

It's a work of art in metal and glass that turns on its central axis following the whims of the wind.

This cross dates from the 19th century.

This former hospital was founded in September 1724. Work on the building and chapel was completed seven years later, in 1731. The wings were built ...

The fountain at Porte du Soubeyran, once fed by water from the Thomassine, features 3 barrels decorated with plant motifs and a bunch of grapes.

Puimichel observatory offers evening stargazing sessions

This plaque is dedicated to the victims of the 1944 explosion at the olive-growing cooperative.

Stele in tribute to veterans of the Indochina war (1945-1954)

The names of all the victims of the 1939-1945 war are inscribed on the monument, classified by commune. The decision to build the monument dates from ...

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

It's a monolithic pedestal bearing a column ending in a stone ball for this fine wrought-iron cross.

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 ...