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This Genoese house is distinguished by an inner courtyard, a sort of patio, which is now closed off, and by a staircase leading to the various living ...

A plaque indicates that the writer Jean Giono was born in this house in March 1895. He lived all his childhood and youth in the house in front of ...

This passage allowed traffic to flow from rue Grande to rue Torte.

Renaissance-style mansion now housing the intercommunal media library.

This square, named after the famous Aubagne-born writer, was once part of the Hôpital Vieux (Old Hospital), created in the 15th century.

This oratory is dedicated to Saint Agatha.

In a park of lavender, distillery dating from 1925.

This passageway provided access from Promenade Aubert Millot to Rue de l'Armistice.

This is one of the city's oldest fountains.

An oratory is a small chapel built on the site of an event considered miraculous, or to preserve a religious memory. There are 5 oratories in ...

The department's wine capital, this hilltop village is one of the most picturesque and authentic in the region, surrounded by vineyards and forests. ...

Oraison is one of the only towns in France to have all its downtown streets named after people who died in the First and Second World Wars.

For a refreshing cultural stroll, follow the circuit of the 8 19th-century fountains that line the streets and neighborhoods of Quinson's historic ...

18th century chapel

In the Middle Ages, four gates located at the four cardinal points provided access to the town. The southern gate, known as the Saunerie ("salt ...

This is Entrevennes' only drinking fountain.

The rugged landscape of hills, rocks and olive trees is typical of the Provencal region, with its winding lanes climbing up to the castle, where you ...