Briançon: Town of Art and History
At an altitude of 1,326 meters, Briançon holds the title of highest town in France. Its worldwide renown stems from its Vauban fortifications, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Take a tour of the Cité Vauban, and be seduced by its cobbled streets, colorful facades, sundials and picturesque squares.
Briançon must-sees
- Collégiale Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Nicolas, an 18th-century Baroque gem.
- The Pont d'Asfeld, suspended over the Durance, an architectural feat of the period.
- Surrounding forts: Fort des Têtes, Fort du Randouillet, Fort Dauphin... each offering spectacular views over the valley.
The villages of Serre Chevalier: authenticity and Alpine charm
The Serre Chevalier valley extends over 3 emblematic villages: Chantemerle, Villeneuve and Le Monêtier-les-Bains, not forgetting the hamlets with their stone houses and decorated chapels.
- Chantemerle: cradle of skiing and modernity. In addition to its ski area, this village boasts a friendly atmosphere, combining alpine architecture with a sporting flair.
- Villeneuve: between typical alleyways and religious heritage. Small chapels, ancient sundials and houses with painted facades reflect Alpine culture.
- Le Monêtier-les-Bains: a combination of heritage and well-being, known for its thermal springs since Roman times, the resort boasts a charming historic center and Saint-Pierre church, a monument not to be missed

Book now your guided tour of Briançon and/or the Valley
Plunge into the heart of history with a passionate guide, explore the Vauban fortifications and picturesque streets of the city, discover the jewels of a Baroque church in the valley and enjoy explanations adapted to all ages.
With online booking, choose your tour and guarantee your place for an unforgettable experience in the fortified city or valley.