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RM2JKHJEP–In the Course Camaguaise, the Rasetuer try to snatch a ribbon between the horns of the bull, the sport is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of France.
RM2JKHJEC–In the Course Camaguaise, the Rasetuer try to snatch a ribbon between the horns of the bull, the sport is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of France.
RM2JKHJDJ–In the Course Camaguaise, the Rasetuer try to snatch a ribbon between the horns of the bull, the sport is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of France.
RM2JKHJFD–In the Course Camaguaise, the Rasetuer try to snatch a ribbon between the horns of the bull, the sport is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of France.
RM2JKHJDY–In the Course Camaguaise, the Rasetuer try to snatch a ribbon between the horns of the bull, the sport is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of France.
RM2JKHJDN–In the Course Camaguaise, the Rasetuer try to snatch a ribbon between the horns of the bull, the sport is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of France.
RM2JKHJEB–Painted house facade, the entire mural at Place Edouard Adam in Montpellier was created in 2005.
RM2JKHJFB–The Préfecture de l'Hérault was built on the Place Martyrs de la Résistance in the XVII century in Montpellier.
RM2JKHJFF–In the Course Camaguaise, the Rasetuer try to snatch a ribbon between the horns of the bull, the sport is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of France.
RM2JKHJF1–Èglise Saint Roch in Montpellier. Built in the XIX century in neo-Gothic style. Stopover for pilgrims on the way to Santiago de Compostela.
RM2JKHJFE–In the Course Camaguaise, the Rasetuer try to snatch a ribbon between the horns of the bull, the sport is part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of France.
RM2JG8DRE–The parish church of Saint Julien and Sainte Basilisse in Azille was built in the XIV century. The mighty west tower is 36 meters high. Monument historique.
RM2JG8DPR–Maison dite des Trois Nourrices in Narbonne. Renaissance building built in the middle of the XVI century. Monument historique.
RM2JG8DKD–Église Saint André in Evol. Built in the XI century in Romanesque style. Monument historique. Les Plus Beaux Villages de France.
RM2JG8DM8–Maison dite des Trois Nourrices in Narbonne. Renaissance building built in the middle of the XVI century. Monument historique.
RM2JG8DR1–Abbey church of Saint Thibéry. Rebuilt in the XV century. Decorative elements indicate the influence of the early Renaissance. Monument historique.
RM2JG8DR0–Palais des Sports, des Arts et du Travail in Narbonne. The building is one of the rare witnesses of the functionalist and rationalist architecture of the 1930s in Languedoc-Roussillon.
RM2JG8DPT–Advertising sign at the Place de la Mairie in Peyriac de Mer in winter. The commune is located in the Regional Natural Park Narbonnaise en Méditerranée.
RM2JG8DMN–The church of Saint Etienne de Tersan de Vaissière near Azille. It was finished in the XII century in Romanesque style. Monument historique.
RM2JG8DKX–Bell tower of the parish church of Saint Cucufat in Saint Couat d'Aude. Built in the XII century in Romanesque style. Monument Historique.
RM2JG8DPY–Palais des Sports, des Arts et du Travail in Narbonne. The building is one of the rare witnesses of the functionalist and rationalist architecture of the 1930s in Languedoc-Roussillon.
RM2JG8DKN–Palais des Sports, des Arts et du Travail in Narbonne. The building is one of the rare witnesses of the functionalist and rationalist architecture of the 1930s in Languedoc-Roussillon.
RM2JG8DR4–Village street in Peyriac de Mer in winter. The village is located in the Regional Natural Park Narbonnaise en Méditerranée.
RM2J76N6H–House in the village of Minerve. Last refuge of the Cathars, one of the most beautiful villages of France (Les plus beaux villages de France).
RM2J76N3M–Village street in Minerve. The medieval village was built on a rock. Last refuge of the Cathars, one of the most beautiful villages in France (Les plus beaux villages de France).
