Brignoles Photo Gallery
1/16. Large trompe l'oeil wall mural of Brignoles
2/16. The Mairie town hall of Brignoles, on the Place Caramy - Below a window near the upper right, a pair a banners announce the Tour de France 2009 cycling race; stage 2 will finish here in Brignoles. A digital clock displays ''J-x'' to show the number of day remaining until the big event.
3/16. The Place Caramy in Brignoles, with a nice but naked fountain (2009)
4/16. Brignoles' Place Caramy fountain, in its mossy covering of 2001.
5/16. Les Grands Esaliers Blancs street leading to the upper part of Brignoles' Medieval old town.
6/16. The long, narrow Rue St-Esprite leading up into Brignoles' old town
7/16. A vaulted passage beside Brignoles' 13th-c Eglise Saint-Sauveur
8/16. Looking back at the vaulted passage beside Brignoles' 13th-c Eglise Saint-Sauveur
9/16. Ancient wall signs in Brignoles old town. These ancient advertisements are opposite the grand, Romanesque doorway of the 13th-c Saint-Sauveur church.
10/16. Place des Comtes (left side) in Brignoles old town - the Palace of the Counts of Provence - Over the doorway at the far left a plaque reads ''Palais des comtes de Provence; Musée du Pays Brignolais''.
11/16. Place des Comtes (right side) in Brignoles old town
12/16. Doorway to the first Count's Palace, 13th-century - Here, in 1274, Saint Louis d'Anjou, the patron of Brignoles, was born.
13/16. Fortified doorway of the the "Anciennes Prisons Royales (18th century)"
14/16. An ancient doorway in the Medieval old town of Brignoles
15/16. Windows in Brignoles
16/16. A 4-headed fountain in Brignoles, at the aptly named Place Robinet (Faucet Square)


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