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

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 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) ...

A small statue of the Virgin Mary was installed on the corner of rue Adolphe Defarge by Madame Defarge, apparently in response to her husband's ...

Discover the village at your own pace, on foot, following a small guide who will reveal the secrets of the narrow streets.

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

The La Brillanne canal, originally built to power mills, now irrigates 800 ha between La Brillanne and Corbières-en-Provence on the Durance plain ...

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.

This wrought iron was made in 1993 by Norbert Farrugia, a wrought-iron craftsman based in Sainte Tulle, and donated by the "Géosel" and "G...

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

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 ...

The sculpture represents "compression".

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 ...