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Feugères · Normandie

Manoir du Bois

Nestling in the heart of the Cotentin marshes, the Manoir du Bois de Feugères is home to the oldest outbuildings in the region, a rare example of a Norman art of building that has now disappeared.

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Cantenay-Epinard · Pays de la Loire

Croix du cimetière

Dressée dans le cimetière de Cantenay-Épinard, cette croix de pierre du XVIIe siècle, classée Monument Historique, incarne la ferveur funéraire angevine dans toute sa sobre élégance baroque.

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Tollevast · Normandie

Eglise

Nestling in the heart of the Cotentin peninsula, Tollevast church is a strikingly sober example of Norman Romanesque architecture: granite, a squat bell tower and medieval sculptures have been listed as Historic Monuments since 1956.

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Bordeaux · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Grand théâtre

A neoclassical masterpiece of the 18th century designed by Victor Louis, the Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux dazzles with its twelve Corinthian columns and its monumental staircase, the definitive model of European theatrical architecture.

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Domme · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Dolmen de Giverzac

Nestled in the forests of the Périgord Noir, the dolmen de Giverzac is a Neolithic vestige that raises its limestone slabs on a hillside near Domme, a silent testament to a society of farmer-builders more than 4,000 years old.

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Souillac · Occitanie

Ancienne église Saint-Martin et son beffroi

A medieval vestige in the heart of Souillac, the former church of Saint-Martin boasts Gothic vaulted ceilings and a Renaissance belfry marked by the Wars of Religion.

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Pomerol · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Croix de carrefour dite Croix de Gay

At the heart of the Pomerol vineyard, this medieval crossroads cross bears witness to the ancient pilgrimage routes that crossed the Girondin plateau. A sober and moving stone relic, listed among the Monuments Historiques.

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Artigues-près-Bordeaux · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Eglise Saint-Seurin

Nestled in the heart of Artigues-près-Bordeaux, the église Saint-Seurin combines a Romanesque nave from the 12th century and a Gothic bell tower of rare elegance, silent witnesses to ten centuries of Girondine faith.

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Calan · Bretagne

Eglise de la Trinité

The Romanesque jewel of Morbihan, the Trinité de Calan church reveals a Templar past, naïve capitals of rare freshness and a cloister-osuary that has defied time since the 11th century.

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Angers · Pays de la Loire

Cathédrale Saint-Maurice

A jewel of Plantagenet Gothic art, Saint-Maurice Cathedral in Angers captivates visitors with its nave featuring vaulted ceilings that are unique in Europe, and its exceptional collection of stained glass windows spanning eight centuries.

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Quimper · Bretagne

Chapelle de la Mère-de-Dieu, à Kerfeunten, dite Ty-Man-Doué

Tucked away in the hamlet of Kerfeunten near Quimper, Ty-Man-Doué - "the House of the Mother of God" - is a 15th-16th century Breton Gothic chapel, listed as a Historic Monument, whose Marian vocation and preserved intimacy are deeply moving.

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Melgven · Bretagne

Allée couverte dite Ty Corriganet, de Coat Menez Guen

Allée couverte néolithique nichée dans les bois de Melgven, Ty Corriganet fascine par ses grandes dalles de granite dressées il y a plus de 5 000 ans — un portail vers l'âge des bâtisseurs de mégalithes bretons.

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Carnac · Bretagne

Restes de cromlech

An enigmatic vestige of the Neolithic period, the cromlech at Carnac stands in a sacred circle of menhirs on the Breton moors, silent testimony to a megalithic civilisation dating back five millennia.

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Arles · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Marché de la Boucherie (ancien) , dit Grande Boucherie ou Salle Dedieu

In the heart of Arles, the former Grande Boucherie - known as the Salle Dedieu - reveals the powerful sobriety of Provençal medieval civil architecture, a rare vestige of a thousand-year-old urban trade listed as a Historic Monument.

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Clohars-Fouesnant · Bretagne

Eglise Saint-Hilaire

Nestling in the south of Finistère, the church of Saint-Hilaire in Clohars-Fouesnant reveals two centuries of Breton Gothic, its flamboyant Renaissance stained glass windows and a mysterious "treasure chamber" perched above the porch.

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Martigues · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Chapelle de l'Annonciade

A listed Baroque jewel from Provence since 1910, the chapel of the Annonciade watches over Martigues from the heights of Ile Brescon, revealing a precious interior in the heart of the "Venice of Provence".

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Bordeaux · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Ancien Magasin des Vivres de la Marine

Neoclassical remnant of Bordeaux's royal naval logistics, this former 18th-century warehouse reveals a façade adorned with maritime and military attributes of rare institutional elegance.

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Etienville · Normandie

Château

Nestling in the bocage of the Cotentin peninsula, Château d'Étienville captivates visitors with its elegant silhouette combining Renaissance sobriety and 18th-century refinement, a discreet testimony to the Norman aristocracy over the centuries.

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Saint-Jean-Trolimon · Bretagne

Calvaire en pierre du 16e siècle

Standing in the heart of Finistère, this monumental 16th-century calvary embodies the soul of devout Brittany: a forest of stone populated by sacred figures, listed as a Historic Monument in 1894.

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Les Ponts-de-Cé · Pays de la Loire

Eglise Saint-Aubin

Built on the edge of Maine-et-Loire, Saint-Aubin church in Les Ponts-de-Cé displays its sober Angevin Gothic elegance between flamboyant vaults and Renaissance chapels, and has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1903.

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Lannion · Bretagne

Ancien couvent des Ursulines

Discret joyau du Trégor, l'ancien couvent des Ursulines de Lannion dévoile l'austère beauté du XVIIe siècle breton : granit gris, cloître silencieux et jardins conventuels préservés au cœur de la vieille ville.

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Sergeac · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Abri sous roche (abri Reverdit)

Nestled in the valley of the Vézère, the abri Reverdit de Sergeac is a Palaeolithic sanctuary where a sculpted frieze and Magdalenian engravings bear witness to a creative humanity some 15,000 years old.

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Moncontour · Bretagne

Maisons

In the heart of Moncontour, these two Renaissance and classical houses reveal the architectural wealth of inland Brittany: timber-framed walls, sculpted granite and stair turrets form a striking heritage duo.

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Port-Sainte-Foy-et-Ponchapt · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Château de Fauga

Situated on the borders of the Dordogne, the château de Fauga conceals beneath its eighteenth-century stones a turbulent Huguenot past: escape tunnels, clandestine gatherings, and a tower with a stone dome that is unique of its kind.

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