Must see - Page 12

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) ...

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 ...

The Ecomuseum L'Olivier is a place dedicated to the living culture of the olive tree. Free visits for individuals. Store and delicatessen Brémond ...

The village decided to build a bell tower in 1779, but construction was never completed. Financial difficulties forced the community to find ...

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 cross dates from the 19th century.

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

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

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...

Botanical and educational garden (aromatic and medicinal plants and flora of the eastern Luberon), LPO refuge, library and bookshop, exhibitions, ...

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

Educational farm, farm tour, pony ride, birthday afternoon

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.

In honor of Frédéric Mistral, this bust was inaugurated in 2015 in a garden (rue des Sophoras) dedicated to him at the initiative of Rode Osco ...

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