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

The walk takes in the town's fountains and wash-houses. Self-guided tour. Unmarked walk. Document available from the Oraison Tourist Information ...

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...

Fountain with octagonal bowl and two cannons. It is located on the former Place de l'Observance.

This plaque commemorates the place (the Grande Maison) where the miners of the Gaude mine were housed until 1966. The plaque was unveiled by the ...

This marble plaque was erected on May 30, 1976 in memory of Damase Arbaud (1814-1876), physician, historian and Mayor of Manosque from 1843 to 1848.

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 ...

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 ...

The authentic Aubette fountain was located in the middle of the street near the Porte d'Aubette.

This cross dates from the 19th century.

The chapel was built by Joseph Garnier. He built it at the time of the revocation of the Edict of Nantes to prevent Protestants from acquiring the ...

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

The Moulin neuf, Manosque's flour mill, was built in the 15th century by the Communauté de Manosque when it regained the right to mill.

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

A timeless stroll…in a garden like no other! Visit the church and the "remarkable" garden composed of more than 350 varieties of roses, a dry ...

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

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, ...