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Bourseul · Bretagne

Croix de cimetière

In the heart of the Bourseul cemetery, this 18th-century cross reveals the sculpted symbols of the four Evangelists on its base - a rare iconographic programme that makes it much more than a simple funerary monument.

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Questembert · Bretagne

Presbytère

In Questembert, this 17th-century well-washhouse is intriguing for its granite canopy in the shape of a tripod, a unique silhouette in Brittany and a discreet vestige of a former presbytery steeped in parish history.

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Angrie · Pays de la Loire

Fours à chaux de la Veurière et rampe d'accès

Monumental witnesses to 19th-century rural industry, the three lime kilns at La Veurière stand 150 metres apart in granite and red shale, striking reminders of continuous calcination in the heart of Anjou.

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Fargues · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Château de Fargues

The majestic ruins of a medieval fortress in Gironde, Château de Fargues stands with its bastioned towers in the Sauternes vineyards - a rare example of 14th-17th century military architecture.

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Carnac · Bretagne

Trois anciens greniers à sel du Bréno

In the heart of the Carnac saltworks, these three 19th-century granite granaries bear witness to a forgotten salt-making industry. Their blind walls and location on the working dyke give them an austere and fascinating character.

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Carennac · Occitanie

Maison

In the heart of the medieval village of Carennac, this Renaissance house conceals an exceptional Henri II mantel, adorned with facing dolphins and angels' heads - a masterpiece of 16th-century Lot sculpture.

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Roaillan · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Eglise Saint-Louis

Nestling in the heart of the Sauternes region, the church of Saint-Louis de Roaillan boasts a Romanesque apse of rare grace, flanked by sculpted apsidioles that have stood the test of time since the Middle Ages.

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Fouesnant · Bretagne

Menhir de Beg-Meil

A granite sentinel standing on the edge of the Finistère region, the Beg-Meil menhir has stood guard over the tip of Fouesnant since Neolithic times, offering a striking dialogue between the thousand-year-old stone and the Atlantic horizon.

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Mallemort · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Donjon (restes)

Sentinelle de pierre médiévale dominant la Durance, le donjon de Mallemort dresse ses vestiges romans du XIIe siècle sur un éperon rocheux typiquement provençal — une vigie oubliée aux accents d'éternité.

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Carnoët · Bretagne

Motte castrale de Rospellem

A sentinel of stone and earth on the Carnoët spur, the motte castrale of Rospellem is one of the best-preserved examples of Breton medieval fortification, proudly overlooking the confluence of the Aulne and Landeren rivers.

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Pleumeur-Bodou · Bretagne

Croix écotée

Standing since 1621, this cross from Pleumeur-Bodou fascinates with its nine sculpted knobs on each edge and its Eucharistic reliefs of a rare finesse for a Breton cross.

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Groix · Bretagne

Dolmens dits Men Cam et Men Yann

Standing on the island of Groix, the Men Cam and Men Yann dolmens are rare Breton Neolithic witnesses, erected more than 5,000 years ago facing the Atlantic, in a wild, timeless landscape.

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Plomeur · Bretagne

Menhir de Lanvenael et bande de terrain autour

A stone sentinel that has stood guard over the Finistère region of Plomeur since Neolithic times, the Lanvenael menhir watches over a landscape of unchanging Breton bocage, listed as a Historic Monument in 1923.

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Merlevenez · Bretagne

Fontaine de Kergornet

A jewel of 18th-century Breton granite, the Kergornet fountain in Merlevenez boasts meticulous architecture with baluster pillars and an elegant quadrangular dome, a living testimony to popular devotion in Brittany.

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Orval · Normandie

Fours à chaux du Petit Carrier

In the heart of the Cotentin region, the Petit Carrier lime kilns reveal the industrial ingenuity of the 18th and 19th centuries: an exceptional group of three listed kilns, with vaulted galleries and limestone buttresses.

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Commana · Bretagne

Allée couverte de Mougau

A megalithic jewel in the Finistère region, the covered alleyway at Mougau unrolls its granite slabs over 14 metres, the silent guardian of Neolithic funerary rites in the heart of the Monts d'Arrée.

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Paulin · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Croix dite de la Faurie

In the heart of the Périgord region, the La Faurie Cross displays a Renaissance iconography of rare finesse: a dove, a pierced heart and chiselled foliage make up a lapidary testimony to the piety of the 16th century.

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Saint-Philibert · Bretagne

Menhir dit Men-Milene-de-Pourhos

The Men-Milene-de-Pourhos menhir in Saint-Philibert has stood silently guard over the Rhuys peninsula since the Neolithic period, a crude reminder of a prehistoric spirituality that is still palpable.

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Saint-Malo-des-Trois-Fontaines · Bretagne

Croix en bois dans l'église

Nestling in the church of Saint-Malo-des-Trois-Fontaines, this carved wooden Christ on the Cross, a masterpiece of Breton devotion from the 15th-16th centuries, is a strikingly moving testimony to the sacred art of the late Middle Ages.

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Marseille · Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Fontaine Cantini

Joyau de la Belle Époque marseillaise, la Fontaine Cantini conjugue marbre sculpté et symbolisme méditerranéen au cœur du cours Lieutaud. Un chef-d'œuvre Art nouveau classé Monument historique en 2025.

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Rennes · Bretagne

Maison, 21 allée Coysevox

A middle-class Rennes residence listed as a Historic Monument in 2018, allée Coysevox is a remarkable example of refined 19th-century urban living, nestling in the residential district of Brittany's capital.

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La Pernelle · Normandie

Manoir d'Ourville

Nestling on the heights of the Val de Saire, Ourville Manor boasts 16th-century Norman Renaissance architecture facing the sea - a stately home of discreet elegance, with sculpted dormer windows and refined half-timbering.

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Saint-Just · Bretagne

Château du Val

A neo-Gothic Breton manor house built between 1895 and 1900 by the architect Henri Mellet, Château du Val will win you over with its recreated medieval silhouette, carved wooden staircase and period painted woodwork.

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Rennes · Bretagne

Ancien hôtel du Halgouët

A discreet jewel of classical Rennes, the Hôtel du Halgouët features refined architecture from the 1730s, crowned by exceptional woodwork and a stone staircase with elaborate ironwork.

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