Typical dry-stone structures, the oratories of Sainte Barbe and Saint Roch are located respectively at the exit of the hamlet of Méans on the road to Embrun and at the hamlet of Villard on the road to Gourniers.
The oratory of Sainte-Barbe (Réallon) on the outskirts of the village of Réallon on the road to Embrun, near the hamlet of Les Méans. Built of dry stone, it is a four-sided pyramid with a small square niche in the lower part on the east side. It was built around 1850, on the site of a former chapel dedicated to the same saint. Réallon has a second oratory, the oratoire du Villard, located at the entrance to the hamlet of the same name and built around 1812.
