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The chapel was listed as a historic monument by decree on July 9, 1981. It probably dates from the 13th century, but later additions (17th century) ...

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

Stele in tribute to the Harkis (Algerian war from 1954 to 1962).

This cross dates from the 19th century.

Frédéric Mistral's passion for the Provençal language made him one of the seven founders of the Félibrige. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for ...

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.

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

Interpretation center on old tools and their use.

The bust of Oswald Bouteille sits above the fountain. He was the "father of the Manosque canal". Oswald Bouteille (1825-1893) was born in Manosque. A ...

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

Estimated to date from the 17th century, it was rebuilt in 1856. The fresco of the Annunciation is attributed to Paul Blanc, an artist renowned for ...

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

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

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 cross bearing a cast-iron Christ was erected in the 19th century.

This 1960 sculpture by René Collamarini represents the Durance, the main source of life and wealth that drives the department's economy.