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Sarlat-la-Canéda · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Hôtel de ville

Anchored in the heart of the medieval city of Sarlat, this 17th-century town hall combines administrative solemnity with the elegance of the Périgord noir, having been listed as a Monument Historique since 1947.

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Saint-Céré · Occitanie

Eglise et sa crypte de Sainte-Spérie

In the heart of the Quercy region, the church of Sainte-Spérie conceals a Carolingian crypt of rare antiquity, with its semi-circular sacred fountain and its altar adorned with a Merovingian bas-relief - a thousand-year-old sanctuary set in stone.

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Berre-l'Etang · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Chapelle Notre-Dame de Caderot

Nestling in the Provencal landscape of Berre-l'Étang, the Notre-Dame de Caderot chapel weaves together three millennia of faith: from the foundations of the early Middle Ages to the Baroque alterations of the 17th century, this discreet jewel is listed as a Historic Monument.

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Rognes · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Château de Cabanes

An elegant eighteenth-century Provençal bastide nestled in the hills of Rognes, the château de Cabanes combines the austerity of local limestone and the grace of formal French gardens, a discreet testament to the Aix aristocracy of the Enlightenment.

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Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys · Bretagne

Eglise Saint-Gildas

Founded in the 6th century by Saint Gildas the Wise, this Breton abbey church combines Romanesque sobriety with the remodelling of the Grand Siècle, preciously guarding the relics of a legendary monk from across the Channel.

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Quimper · Bretagne

Cathédrale Saint-Corentin

A Breton Gothic jewel in the heart of Quimper, Saint-Corentin is astonishing for its mysteriously deviated choir and its neo-Gothic spires, which have dominated the town since the 19th century.

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Saint-Divy · Bretagne

Manoir de la Haye

In the heart of Finistère, the Manoir de la Haye boasts a sculpted pediment façade and a leafy doorway, a 17th-century aristocratic heritage built on the ruins of a medieval fortress.

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Cissac-Médoc · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Eglise Notre-Dame

Nestled in the heart of the wine-growing Médoc, the église Notre-Dame de Cissac reveals a Romanesque architecture from the 12th century of rare sobriety, with its characteristic wall belfry and sculpted capitals bearing witness to medieval Girondine craftsmanship.

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Plougasnou · Bretagne

Eglise Saint-Pierre et croix dite du Bourg

In Plougasnou, Saint-Pierre church combines two 16th-century naves with a mysterious Carolingian cross in monolithic granite - a striking dialogue between the High Middle Ages and the Breton Renaissance.

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La Nouaye · Bretagne

Restes du calvaire situé dans le cimetière

Standing guard over the La Nouaye cemetery for centuries, this monumental Breton calvary, listed as a Historic Monument in 1913, displays its stone statuary in the pure sculptural tradition of Ille-et-Vilaine.

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Huelgoat · Bretagne

Chapelle Notre-Dame-des-Cieux

Nestling in the mysterious moors of Finistère, this 16th-century Breton chapel boasts rare Renaissance stained glass windows in flamboyant hues, which have been listed as Historic Monuments since 1914.

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Saint-Brieuc · Bretagne

Hôtel de Rohan

Joyau aristocratique du Saint-Brieuc du XVIIe siècle, l'hôtel de Rohan dévoile l'élégance sobre de l'architecture classique bretonne, mêlant pierre de taille et rigueur ornementale dans un écrin urbain préservé.

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Mauroux · Occitanie

Eglise de Cabanac

Nestling in the Quercy Blanc region, the church of Cabanac in Mauroux, with its limestone walls ranging from 12th-century Romanesque to 14th-century Gothic, is a discreet and precious testimony to a thousand years of rural faith.

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Chaumont-d'Anjou · Pays de la Loire

Abbaye de Chalocé (ancienne) (également sur commune de Corzé)

Nichée entre Chaumont-d'Anjou et Corzé, l'ancienne abbaye de Chalocé dévoile ses origines médiévales du XIIe siècle et ses reprises classiques du XVIIe, témoignage rare d'un monachisme angevin aux accents intemporels.

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Rocamadour · Occitanie

Cité religieuse

Clinging to the limestone cliffs of the Haut Quercy region, the religious town of Rocamadour boasts seven medieval sanctuaries on a breathtaking rock face that has been a major Marian pilgrimage site since the 12th century.

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Dol-de-Bretagne · Bretagne

Maison dite de la Grisardière

A rare vestige of Breton medieval trade, the 13th-century granite arcades of the Maison de la Grisardière in the heart of Dol-de-Bretagne are an exceptional example of Romanesque civil architecture in Brittany.

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Tarascon · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Chapelle-Oratoire

Nestling in the town of Tarascona, this 18th-19th century chapel-oratory embodies Provençal fervour at its most soberly elegant, with its measured volumes and intimate atmosphere of contemplation.

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Sartilly · Normandie

Logis ou Manoir de Brecquigny

Nestling in the Norman bocage of Sartilly, Brecquigny manor house boasts Renaissance facades and sculpted 16th-century dormer windows, a discreet and elegant reminder of the rural nobility of the Cotentin region.

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Sauternes · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Château d'Yquem

Perched on the highest hill of Sauternes, the château d'Yquem combines Renaissance architecture with an exceptional wine-producing estate, watching over the vineyards of the only Premier Cru Supérieur of Bordeaux.

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Locminé · Bretagne

Chapelle de la Congrégation, ou chapelle Notre-Dame de Plasquer

Nestling in the heart of Locminé, this 16th-century Breton chapel, a former guild house under the Ancien Régime, blends popular fervour and revolutionary history in a sober and bewitching granite setting.

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Saint-Brieuc · Bretagne

Fontaine Saint-Brieuc, ou Notre-Dame

In the heart of Saint-Brieuc, this 15th-century Gothic aedicula combines a sacred fountain and an oratory on the legendary site where Saint Brieuc founded the city, with its sculpted arcatures and stone roof.

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Saint-Lô · Normandie

Vestiges des remparts

Stone witnesses to the medieval power of Saint-Lô, these remains of the 15th-century ramparts overlook the river Vire, providing a striking fragment of the fortified enclosure that once protected the capital of Manche.

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Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte · Normandie

Ruines du château

A medieval fortress overlooking the Cotentin peninsula, Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte castle was the stronghold of the powerful Godefroy de Harcourt and Edward III. Its imposing ruins, listed since 1840, bear witness to a tumultuous Franco-English history.

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Douarnenez · Bretagne

Chapelle Sainte-Croix

Nestling in the maritime region of Douarnenez, the Sainte-Croix chapel reveals the sober refinement of 17th-century Breton Baroque: sculpted gables, a slender bell tower and an atmosphere of unspoilt popular devotion.

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