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Pluzunet · Bretagne

Eglise Saint-Pierre

Nestling in the heart of the Trégor region, Saint-Pierre de Pluzunet church reveals 16th-century Breton Gothic art in all its granite sobriety, with its characteristic bell tower-porch and panelled vaults.

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Guéhenno · Bretagne

Eglise Saint-Pierre et Saint-Jean-Baptiste

In Guéhenno, the 19th-century reconstruction of the church of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Jean-Baptiste contains a Gothic gable with a gable roof and an armorial pool, striking relics of the Breton Renaissance.

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Caillac · Occitanie

Eglise

In Caillac, in the Lot department, this 12th-16th century Romanesque church will captivate you with its intact medieval porch and delicate Renaissance foliage set in stone - a rare dialogue between two golden ages of French art.

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Maillane · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Maison de Frédéric Mistral, dite Maison du Lézard

Demeure intime de Frédéric Mistral à Maillane, surnommée « Maison du Lézard », où le poète provençal vécut et écrivit ses œuvres majeures. Un sanctuaire du félibrige classé Monument Historique dès 1930.

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Marseille · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Hôtel Louvre et Paix (ancien) ou Hôtel dit de La Marine

A Haussmannian jewel in the Old Port, the former Hôtel Louvre et Paix embodies the golden age of Marseille's Second Empire: a listed monumental façade, gilding and mirrors worthy of the great European palaces.

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Paradou · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Vestiges de l’ancien château et du bourg castral de Castillon

Perched on a rocky outcrop in the Alpilles mountains, the fortified town of Castillon is a striking example of Provençal medieval settlement: fossilised alleyways, watchtowers and fortified walls dominate an exceptional landscape.

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Guiscriff · Bretagne

Chapelle Saint-Antoine

In the heart of rural Morbihan, the Saint-Antoine de Guiscriff chapel boasts a Latin cross floor plan crowned by an openwork bell tower, gargoyles featuring the evangelist symbols and engraved sandstones dating back to 1686.

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Aix-en-Provence · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Hôtel de Gastaud (ou hôtel de Foresta ou hôtel de Montéty)

Joyau baroque aixois du XVIIe siècle, l'hôtel de Gastaud dévoile la grandeur de l'aristocratie parlementaire provençale. Ses façades classiques et sa cour intérieure témoignent du faste de la ville des eaux.

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Château-l'Evêque · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Eglise Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Preyssac-d'Agonac

A Romanesque gem of the Périgord, the église Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Preyssac-d'Agonac eloquently illustrates the transition between the barrel vault and the rows of domes, with a saintongeaise façade of rare elegance.

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Saint-Cyr-les-Champagnes · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Eglise Saint-Cyr-et-Sainte-Juliette

Nestled in the Périgord Vert, this Romanesque church from the 11th–12th centuries astonishes with its octagonal dome and its pointed-arch voussoir doorway adorned with sculpted capitals of rare expressiveness.

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Tarascon · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Pont ancien

A 12th-century Romanesque vestige spanning the Rhône, this medieval bridge in Tarascon bears witness to the hydraulic engineering of Provence and the city's strategic role on the road to Spain.

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Plésidy · Bretagne

Calvaire-fontaine

Au cœur du Trégor breton, ce calvaire-fontaine du XIVe siècle unit pierre sculptée et eau sacrée dans une scène de déposition de croix d'une rare intimité — joyau méconnu du patrimoine médiéval des Côtes-d'Armor.

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La Ciotat · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Ancien hôtel de ville

The jewel of La Ciotat's Second Empire, this former 19th-century town hall combines classical rigour with Provençal warmth, testifying to the growth of a port town undergoing rapid industrial change.

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Landerneau · Bretagne

Maison Duthoya

Érigée en 1667 par un négociant bordelais, la maison Duthoya incarne l'âge d'or de la bourgeoisie marchande landernéenne : un hôtel particulier d'exception qui mêle austérité bretonne et raffinement classique.

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Valognes · Normandie

Eglise Notre-Dame d'Alleaume

Perched on the heights of Alleaume, on the outskirts of Valognes, this Norman church blends the sobriety of 11th-century Romanesque with the discreet elegance of the 18th century, providing a rare testimony to the religious continuity of the Cotentin region.

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La Gonterie-Boulouneix · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Eglise de Boulouneix

At the heart of the Périgord vert, the Romanesque church of Boulouneix reveals a porch with five arcades adorned with small columns bearing capitals sculpted with remarkable delicacy, a twelfth-century gem listed among the Monuments Historiques.

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Beuzec-Cap-Sizun · Bretagne

Allée couverte de Ty-ar-c'horriket

Aux confins du Cap Sizun, cette allée couverte néolithique dissimulée dans le bocage finistérien dévoile des dalles de granite vieilles de plus de 5 000 ans, témoignage silencieux des premiers bâtisseurs de Bretagne.

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Loctudy · Bretagne

Eglise Saint-Tudy

Joyau roman breton du XIe siècle, l'église Saint-Tudy de Loctudy déploie un chevet à absidioles en cul-de-four d'une pureté architecturale rare, témoin exceptionnel de l'art roman en Cornouaille.

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Auray · Bretagne

Eglise Saint-Goustan

Tucked away in the old town of Auray, the church of Saint-Goustan boasts a Renaissance portal of rare elegance, with its carved foliage and panels bearing crowns of thorns - a Breton jewel listed as a Historic Monument.

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Cahors · Occitanie

Eglise Saint-Barthélémy

The Gothic jewel of the Quercy region, the church of Saint-Barthélémy in Cahors stands in the heart of the medieval city, revealing a nave enriched by remarkably coherent 14th-century rib-vaulted chapels.

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Guillac · Bretagne

Colonne des Trente

Standing in the middle of the Breton bocage, the Column of the Thirty commemorates the legendary battle of 1351, a chivalrous duel between thirty Bretons and thirty Englishmen that became a symbol of medieval honour. A thirteen-metre obelisk, steeped in epic history.

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Saint-Aubin-de-Terregatte · Normandie

Manoir de Dougeru et son colombier

Nestling in the Normandy bocage, Dougeru manor house's granite stones date from the late 16th to the early 17th century. Its squat dovecote, an emblem of seigneurial power, makes it one of the best-preserved rural buildings in the Manche region.

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Saint-Ferme · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Ancienne église des Bénédictins

Jewel of Romanesque architecture in the Entre-deux-Mers, the former Benedictine church of Saint-Ferme displays its historiated apses and its round-arched vaults in an intact monastic silence, having been listed as a Monument Historique as early as 1886.

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Arles · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Chapelle de la Genouillade ou des Paysans

Nestling in the countryside around Arles, the chapel of La Genouillade, known as the Peasants' Chapel, is a 16th-century rural jewel, listed as a Historic Monument and a testament to Provençal popular devotion and the sober architecture of country oratories.

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