Culture and Heritage - Page 2

In about 1680 the Saint-Charles cemetery was created so that the first workers who died on the Saint-Louis jetty construction site could be buried.It bears witness to the diversity of the city's ...

The Notre-Dame-de-la-Salette chapel was built in 1861 at the summit of Mont Saint-Clair, on the site of the old Montmorencette fort built by Louis XIII.It is notable for its internal frescoes and ...

The MaCO: if New York has its MOMA, Shanghai its MOCA, Sète in all modesty has its open-air Museum.We applaud enthusiastically the initiative launched in 2008 by the street-art festival K-LIVE. Every...

At the heart of old Sète, right in the middle of the Upper District, the St-Louis church is the oldest in the city and the largest of the "decanal” churches. Built in 1702 from ashlar and based on ...