BARTHOLDI'S LION
Large stone statue, 22 metres long and 11 metres high, symbolizing the ...Read more
THE STATUE OF TOURVILLE
A statue in Tourville-sur-Sienne pays tribute to Admiral Louis XIV, who ...Read more
THE VALLEY OF THE SAINTS
Stroll in the valley of the Saints which is located in Carnoët, in the ...Read more
THE STATUE OF LIBERTY
This 12-meter-high Statue of Liberty is an exact copy of the original, ...Read more
FOUNTAIN OF THREE GRACES
Read moreThe fountain of the Three Graces is the emblem of the city. Located on the Place de la Comédie, it is a meeting place for many locals and tourists. A listed historical monument, the creation of the sculpture dates back to 1776 and is the work of Etienne Antoine. He represented characters from Greek mythology named: Aglaé, Euphrosine and Thalie. These "Charites" (Graces, in Roman) symbolize seduction, beauty, nature, human creativity and fertility.
GONDOLA MONUMENT
Monument dating from the end of the XIXth century, in homage to the ...Read more
CROW ROCK AND OUR LADY OF FRANCE STATUE
A colossal cast-iron statue of Notre-Dame-de-France dominates the city, ...Read more
LES BOURGEOIS DE CALAIS
Bronze sculpture installed in Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, one of Rodin's ...Read more
THE GREAT PUPPETEER
Read moreThe Grand Marionnettiste is a monumental clock located in front of the building adjacent to the International Institute of Marionnette. This facade is actually the rear part of the Ardenne Museum whose main access is Ducale Square. Created in 1991, Jacques Monestier's work includes not only the clock but also a brass character of 10 m high which marks the hours from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. daily. He then presents one of the 12 sayers of the legend of the four Aymon sons (a song of gesture of Merovingian origin). On Saturday, at 9:15 p. m., for 40 min, the 12 tables can be seen. You can admire the mechanism of the interior of the Ardenne Museum.
STATUE OF JEAN BART
The statue of the corsair was erected in 1845 by sculptor David d'Angers.Read more
CALVARY
Read moreBuilt at the beginning of the 17thcentury after the plague epidemic of 1598, the calvary of Plougastel-Daoulas is carved in Kersanton and the ochre stone of Logonna. It represents the life of Christ and is one of the 7 "monumental" calvaries of Brittany. It is moreover the most impressive of the region! Damaged during the Second World War, it has been restored to its former glory thanks to a major restoration. The present church, built next to it in 1870, also had to suffer the damages of the war and had to be restored.
STATUE OF VERCINGÉTORIX
Commissioned by Napoleon III, the statue stands 6.60 m high on a 7 m plinth ...Read more
THE REPLICA OF THE STATUE OF LIBERTY
This gigantic work, sculpted by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, is one of the ...Read more
LITTLE QUINQUIN
A remarkable sculpture of a poor lace-maker trying to put her baby to ...Read more
STATUE OF THE POPE URBAN II
A 9-meter-high statue of Pope Urban II made of 80 blocks brought from ...Read more
THE VENDOME COLUMN
Bronze column, 44 metres high and 3.60 m in diameter, erected on Place ...Read more
LE JARDIN DU CALVAIRE
Read moreCarcassonne is not full of mysterious little gardens, so stumbling upon this one is a happy accident. At first glance, the garden looks rather ghostly because of its religious history, but today it offers an interesting relief for those who want to get lost in the narrow streets. Its founder, Canon Jean Cazaintre, took care to plant sacred botanical species in the 19th century. Today, they keep company with the statues of the ancient and catholic cult, some of which have been partially renovated.
STATUE OF LIBERTY
A flamboyant statue, entirely made of cast iron and finely gilded, stands ...Read more
THE CLOCK TOWER
Read moreIt is crowned by a bell from 1551.