Puits-lavoir de Villeneuve

Chapelle notre dame des neiges (anciennement chapelle de Villeneuve)

Chapelle Romanesque dating from the XIIth century. Abandoned in 1843, it was restored in 1990 and dedicated to Notre Dame des Neiges in 1993.

Windmills

The two mills which make the pride of Régusse are of indefinite origin, they would date from XII° and XIII° Centuries.

Museum of Memory and Remembrance

The Musée de la mémoire et du souvenir des Anciens Anciens Combattants de Régusse offers you a retrospective of the battles: 1914 - 1918, 1939 - 1945, Korea, Indochina, North Africa, Gulf War.

Chapelle notre Dame de Miséricorde ou des Pénitents blancs

Cultural and religious heritage of the 12th century

Oratory of St. Francis of Assisi

Cultural heritage building of the 19th century

Campanile

The campanile was built in the 18th century on a 16th century tower.

Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus Oratory

Oratory of Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus

Saint Anthony's Oratory

St. Anthony's Aratory

Oratory of the Blessed Virgin

Oratory of the Holy Virgin

Saint Roch's Oratory

Oratory of Saint-Roch

Saint John's Oratory

Oratory of Saint John

Saint-Louis Oratory

Oratory of Saint-Louis

Saint Vincent de Paul Oratory

Oratory of Saint Vincent de Paul

Place de l'Horloge fountain

The fountain on the Place de l'Horloge was built in the year 2000.

Fountain in the Georges Bonnet area

The fountain in the Georges Bonnet area dates from the 1970s,

Memorial war

With its sober lines, it was erected in 1919 with stones from a quarry in the commune of Artignosc, at a place called les estrilles.

Fountain Aumade

In an unspoilt setting, a little corner of greenery where picnics are welcome in the shade of ancient trees.

Croix de mission

This cross is dated 1875, in commemoration of a jubilee.

Croix de Saint-Jean

Visible from the public domain

Château d'eau

There is very little water in Régusse. There are no old fountains in the village. Régussois villagers stored water from roofs via gutters in cellars (cisterns in the ground) inside their homes.