The oldest is the Espeluque fountain (Espeluco means “cave” in Provençal).
For many years the only source of water for the old market town of Saint-Sauveur (15th century), it was moved several times before being finally installed in the new place de l’Archevêtché by Georges Vallon in 1756.
It has been adorned with a medallion commemorating Marcel Provence since 1953.
For many years the only source of water for the old market town of Saint-Sauveur (15th century), it was moved several times before being finally installed in the new place de l’Archevêtché by Georges Vallon in 1756.
It has been adorned with a medallion commemorating Marcel Provence since 1953.
Location
Location
Environment
Environment
- Town location
- In the historic centre
- In centre of town
