Must see - Page 9

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

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

This plaque was affixed on July 04, 2015 to the house where eminent scholar Jules Félix Esclangon lived, to pay tribute to him. He was born in ...

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

Interpretation center on old tools and their use.

The Bòri is a traditional dry stone construction that served as a temporary shelter during periods of agricultural work. It dates back to the end of ...

Vinon sur Verdon is a Provencal village built on a promontory overlooking the Verdon River.

It's a monolithic pedestal bearing a column ending in a stone ball for this fine wrought-iron cross.

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.

Educational farm, farm tour, pony ride, birthday afternoon

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

This is the oldest cross in Manosque. It was built in 1827. The date 1854 is inscribed, corresponding to the date of a mission.

This washhouse, known as the Trans washhouse, was built in 1856 and moved in 1902 to its current location on the route de Saint Julien.

This plaque pays tribute to Gustave Lefèbvre dit Omer, a resistance hero killed by a militiaman on September 02, 1943.

This cross dates from the 19th century.