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This bronze statue (1.90 m) was created in 1901 by Paris-born sculptor and medallist Paul Roger Bloche (1865-1943). An army officer, he was also ...

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.

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 ...

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.

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

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 is a granite group by animal sculptor René Paris (1881-1970), awarded to the town of Manosque by the Minister of Public Instruction and Fine ...

This resistance memorial, erected after the Second World War, stands at the top of the village in the new cemetery, with a commemorative plaque at the...

Puimichel observatory offers evening stargazing sessions

The seated Lady by sculptor Carl Longuet, placed on the edge of the Terreau in 1948, took the name of La Belle au Terreau, and became "La Vénus de ...

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

This sculpture was created in Espeil stone by sculptor Gilles Martinez in October 2010. It represents blood donation and life.

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