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Traditional Houses of Saint-Véran Must-see
Log-and-stone houses with raised granaries typical of the Queyras.
See on the map →Europe's highest permanently inhabited commune at 2,042 metres altitude, Saint-Véran preserves its traditional wood and stone houses typical of the Queyras.
Open Saint-Véran on the interactive mapLog-and-stone houses with raised granaries typical of the Queyras.
See on the map →Europe's highest permanently inhabited commune, offering an exceptional alpine setting.
See on the map →A view of the peaks of the Queyras and the surrounding regional nature park from the village.
See on the map →The mountain church of Europe's highest village, with alpine architecture typical of the Queyras.
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