Gassin · Var
3- Leï Barri
This walk along Gassin's old ramparts links the panoramic terrace to place Deï Barri. It passes below the church and near the botanical garden, with views of the coast.
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Places to discover : Provence
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178 · Places to discover
Crots · Hautes-Alpes
Abbaye de Boscodon
In the heart of the Boscodon forest, discover a 12th-century Romanesque abbey linked to the Order of Chalais. The abbey church and Saint-Firmin chapel welcome visitors free of charge all year round, except during serv…
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La Celle · Var
Abbaye de La Celle
In La Celle, the former Benedictine abbey preserves Romanesque buildings and restored monastic spaces. The site can be explored independently and also hosts a cultural programme.
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Cannes · Alpes-Maritimes
Abbaye de Lérins
On the island of Saint-Honorat, discover Abbaye de Lérins and its monastic setting, with religious heritage and vineyards. A community of monks continues its life of prayer and work here. Explore independently for a g…
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Arles · Bouches-du-Rhône
Abbaye de Montmajour
Founded by Benedictine monks, Abbaye de Montmajour brings together several centuries of architecture on the outskirts of Arles. Discover its cloister and the Saint-Pierre hermitage. The Pons de l’Orme tower is current…
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La Roque-d’Anthéron · Bouches-du-Rhône
Abbaye de Silvacane
Abbaye de Silvacane can be explored independently, with an audio guide or on a guided visit by reservation. Opening hours vary by season, and last admission is before closing. Parking is free; dogs are not allowed ins…
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Le Thoronet · Var
Abbaye du Thoronet
Visit this Cistercian abbey to discover its Romanesque architecture and monastic spaces. Temporary exhibitions complement the visit to the monument.
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Gordes · Vaucluse
Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque
An active monastery whose historic spaces can be explored in respectful silence.
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Ménerbes · Vaucluse
Abbaye Saint Hilaire
A former Carmelite convent in Ménerbes, Saint-Hilaire brings together medieval buildings, a cloister and spaces partly carved into the rock. A visit also lets you explore its terraces overlooking the Luberon.
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Tarascon · Bouches-du-Rhône
Abbaye Saint-Michel de Frigolet
In the Montagnette hills, Abbaye Saint-Michel de Frigolet welcomes visitors to its outdoor areas and two churches. The Premonstratensian community maintains a life of prayer and work here. You can explore the areas op…
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Marseille · Bouches-du-Rhône
Abbaye Saint-Victor
Above the Vieux-Port, Saint-Victor Abbey awaits behind a fortress-like exterior. Enter the church, then, if you choose to visit the crypts, look for traces of a history that long predates the medieval monastery. The p…
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Callas · Var
Former municipal mill of Callas
This former water-powered mill in Callas explains the traditional stages of olive oil production. The site and its equipment can be explored on organised visits by reservation.
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Le Luc · Var
Former Notre Dame de Nazareth Church and its Hexagonal Tower
On Place Pasteur, the remains of the former Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth church and its hexagonal tower reflect several transformations of Le Luc's historic centre. The bell tower, added in the 16th century, is the main lan…
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Cuers · Var
Aqueduc des 5 ponts
On the road to Valcros in Cuers, this aqueduct features a series of arches once used to supply fountains and irrigate crops. View the structure from accessible areas without entering neighbouring properties.
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Fréjus · Var
Roman aqueduct
The aqueduct remains bear witness to the network that carried water to the Roman town of Fréjus. Some of the arches can be seen near avenue du XVe Corps d’armée.
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Orange · Vaucluse
Arc de Triomphe
This ancient triple-arched monument stands at the northern entrance to Orange, on the route of the former Via Agrippa. Its sculpted reliefs can be viewed from around the monument.
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Carpentras · Vaucluse
Roman arch of Carpentras
Observe the Roman arch in Carpentras and the sculptures preserved on its sides. The chained figures around trophies of arms offer clues to the message of victory conveyed by this ancient monument. Located on place d’I…
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Cavaillon · Vaucluse
Roman arch of Cavaillon
On place du Clos, see a remnant of the Roman town of Cabellio. The arch of Cavaillon, dating from the early 1st century, retains four piers and two semicircular arches. Its reliefs combine plant motifs, small animals …
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Arles · Bouches-du-Rhône
Arènes d’Arles
Step inside the Roman amphitheatre in Arles to explore its arcades, galleries and tiered seating. This World Heritage monument still hosts performances. Events may affect access for visits.
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La Cadière-d'Azur · Var
Avenue Henri Jansoulin
This avenue in La Cadière-d'Azur runs along the façades of the hilltop village and offers views of the hills and vineyards. It is a place to pause on foot and take in the landscape and the surroundings of Saint-André …
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Venasque · Vaucluse
Baptistère de Venasque
The baptistery in Venasque has a central space surrounded by four apses. This former place of baptism preserves reused ancient columns and traces of its baptismal basin.
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Fréjus · Var
Barrage de Malpasset
In the Reyran valley, the remains of Barrage de Malpasset recall its collapse in 1959. This is an open-air memorial site, not a dam still in operation.
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Saint-Raphaël · Var
Notre Dame de la Victoire Basilica
Built in the late 19th century by architect Pierre Aublé, Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire stands out for its Romanesque-Byzantine façade and forms. Located on boulevard Félix-Martin, this basilica is part of Saint-Raphaël's…
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Marseille · Bouches-du-Rhône
Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde
Discover the basilica and its terraces overlooking the city. Please remain silent in prayer areas during your self-guided visit. Access to the basilica and crypt is suspended during Masses and celebrations.
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