Must see

This is the only existing wash-house in the village.

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

Separated by 4km, the villages of Montagnac and Montpezat are distinguished by their distinct natural environments: the low gorges of the Verdon for ...

Cultural place hosting "the Apocalypse", a painted artwork made by the artist Carzou and temporary artistics exhibitions.

Located to the north of the medieval wall, the Porte du Soubeyran was built in the 13th century. It therefore predates the Porte Saunerie. In the ...

Probably an ancient chapel in the early Middle Ages, it wasn't until the 17th century, when the château fell into ruin (a chapel had existed there ...

Listed as a historic monument and located in the heart of the Provencal garrigue, the cave is a 1h15-minute walk from the Musée de préhistoire des ...

The Saint Michel chapel dates from the 12th century.

Made of bronze and stone, this monumental fountain with tiered basins was built in 1877. It marks the entrance to the historic village.

This passageway provided a sheltered route from Place du Contrôle to Rue Grande.

This passage provides access to rue des Ferrages de Guilhempierre.

The fountain dates from 1963

The war memorial is located in rue de l'église.

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 ...

The Romanesque church was built between the 12th and 16th centuries.

The fountain and washhouse are rectangular in shape.

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 ...

The picturesque Tour de l'Horloge (Clock Tower) is a kind of belfry topped by a bell tower.

The Place Ronde fountain was commissioned in 1885. It features four lion heads.

The present chapel dates back to 1637, when it was dedicated to Saint-Pancrace, who became Manosque's new patron saint. The chapel is only visible ...