©Thibaut Vergoz
©Thibaut Vergoz
The name Ganagobie comes from the occitan cana « reed » combined to the adjective gòbia « bent » that reffers to a bent tower. Another interpretation could reffered to the source of the moutain.
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This Cluniac monastery was built near the 10th century at 650m of height on the hills between Durance River and the plateau of Ganagobie. On this green site, the monastery is held by Benedictine monks (free visit from 3 to 5 pm, except on monday).
The church of the monastery
The church was built during the 10th century. We can admire the church porch and its wonderful tympanum. The 12th century's mosaics at the base of the alter cover 72m² and is a unique piece in France for its...
The church of the monastery
The church was built during the 10th century. We can admire the church porch and its wonderful tympanum. The 12th century's mosaics at the base of the alter cover 72m² and is a unique piece in France for its...
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Location
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Environment
- Mountain view
- Town location
- River 5 km away
