Monuments to visit France

This jewel of Grenoble's heritage - currently undergoing renovation and redevelopment - was for more than five centuries the seat of justice. Built in 1453, the Old Palace of the Parliament offers behind its imposing facade decorated with coats of arms and animals old parts of Gothic style, including the entrance door with the vaulted corridor and the chapel. The entrance is decorated with satirical subjects. Woodwork by Paul Jude.

Feel free to walk through the piriacaises streets to admire the old granite houses, flowered by hydrangeas and hollyhocks. The narrow and winding streets stretch out their arms, some of them will offer you the sea as a backdrop. Venture in the footsteps of the famous writers who came to stay in Piriac. Several houses in the port belong to the family of the writer Alphonse de Châteaubriant and date back to the 17th century. The large house, reminiscent of the Flemish style, received the writer regularly until the last war. Castel Rado (2, rue Neuve) was built in 1626 and has a beautiful stone staircase, dormers and an original roof. At the entrance to the alleyway of the Sourd, one of the oldest houses in Piriac, dating from 1640, can be seen on the left

This hall has a pillar structure. It houses the standard oven, the centre of social life for centuries and which always works during the holidays. In particular, it is used during the annual bread festival on the first Sunday in August.

It is located on the highest hill on the island and is a beacon for the entrance of the Bay of Morlaix. Its construction in 1836 contributed to the expansion of cabotage in the ports of Morlaix and Roscoff. Automated, there have been no more guards since 1995. Visits are organized in season. To take advantage of the superb view that awaits you at the top of the building (44 m), you will need to climb some 210 steps. The panorama is a lot of effort.

Dominating the valleys of Guil and Durance, the stronghold of Mount Dauphin, the original work of Vauban, was perfected throughout the th and th centuries. In France, it is the only such complete and well-preserved fortress that combines military and civilian elements. Mont-Dauphin is the archetype of mountain square. Monument inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The citadel and ramparts have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 7 July 2008. A recognition that Mont-Louis shares with Villefranche de Conflent. Having never been a member of a GE, except in a Spanish incursion in 1794 which was quickly pushed back by the ge n\ ral Ral (1736-1794), the strong place has reached its original state. So it's a fairly unique place that we can be able to cover. The story goes back to the Traite ́ des Pyre ́ es, sign in 1659, when the high cantons of Cerdanya and Du become franc. After 20 years, unable to exchange this province of Roussillon against a larger territory of Flanders, Louis XIV de\ acdi to build a strong place at the crossroads of communication routes between Capcir, Cerdanya and Conflent, to mark the new frontie re with Spain. In 1679, he entrusted the construction project to Vauban, which chose this site stratum ́ lysergic. In less than 2 years, it became what it is today, the highest strengthens city of France, and took the name Mont-Louis in honour of the Sun King.

This second-class bathroom, opened for the first time to bathers in June 1858, was built by the British architect Charles Badger, who also signed the Company's Cottage and the Casino. Recently, in 2008, the gallery was set up in a café-restaurant, where there are no fewer than 500 appointments (singing and dance courses, exhibitions, conferences, workshops…), spread over the months of October to May.