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Founded: 12th centuryCategory: Castles and fortifications in France
Historical period: Birth of Capetian dynasty (France)
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Samuel Lepin (2 years ago)
This place is a private place and inaccessible to the public, which is a shame. The village of Mane in France sports typical Provençal architecture, with stone houses, narrow streets, colorful shutters and red tiled roofs. Shaded central squares are lined with cafes and shops, creating a friendly and charming atmosphere.
This place is a private place and inaccessible to the public, which is a shame. The village of Mane in France sports typical Provençal architecture, with stone houses, narrow streets, colorful shutters and red tiled roofs. Shaded central squares are lined with cafes and shops, creating a friendly and charming atmosphere.
Claude Richard (2 years ago)
The village of Mane is well worth a visit for its small sloping streets and its views of the surrounding towns. From the citadel of Mane, you can see the citadel of Forcalquier, former residence of the counts of Provence, and on the opposite side, the observatory of Saint-Michel, a renowned astronomy center. These two sites are worth seeing if you are in the region. The Citadel of Mane is private property which cannot be visited. Before leaving Mane, you absolutely must visit the Priory of Salagon, with its gardens, the museum and the outbuildings, where exhibitions are presented, an original and very lively cultural center.
The village of Mane is well worth a visit for its small sloping streets and its views of the surrounding towns. From the citadel of Mane, you can see the citadel of Forcalquier, former residence of the counts of Provence, and on the opposite side, the observatory of Saint-Michel, a renowned astronomy center. These two sites are worth seeing if you are in the region. The Citadel of Mane is private property which cannot be visited. Before leaving Mane, you absolutely must visit the Priory of Salagon, with its gardens, the museum and the outbuildings, where exhibitions are presented, an original and very lively cultural center.
Bernard Caruso (2 years ago)
Pretty little village but the citadel closed. The architecture is very beautiful and the exposed stone walls are magnificent. I recommend.
Pretty little village but the citadel closed. The architecture is very beautiful and the exposed stone walls are magnificent. I recommend.
Jim Cruwys (4 years ago)
Cool place, very unique
Cool place, very unique
Mohammed Lamari (4 years ago)
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