2023-09-04 17:10:15
The Heritage Mission of Stéphane Bern has just revealed the hundred places which will benefit from the income of the Heritage Loto for their renovations.
The 100 sites selected for the sixth edition of the Heritage Loto are now known. The list of castles, churches, old fortresses and other drinking troughs scattered across mainland France and the Overseas Territories winners of this 2023 vintage was unveiled on Monday by the Heritage Mission.
Launched in 2018 by Emmanuel Macron and supervised by Stéphane Bern, the heritage mission aims to safeguard monuments in danger. Every year since, it has joined forces with La Française des jeux for an operation involving special lotto tickets, worth 15 euros.
“The amount of the levy on bets normally due to the State, i.e. 1.83 euros per ticket purchased, will be donated to the Heritage Foundation”, specifies the mission.
18 emblematic sites selected for this edition had already been unveiled last March. The FDJ will offer dedicated Loto draws from September 4 to 16including a Super Loto on Friday the 15th. The allocation granted to each of them will be revealed in September, while that which will be allocated to the 100 sites is expected for the end of the year.
• Auvergne – Rhône-Alpes
The Notre-Dame de Bourg-enBresse co-cathedral (01), the Petit Fourchaud dungeon in Besson (03), the fortified Cistercian barn of Chabroulière in Planzolles (07), the burons of the Hautes Terres (15), the castle of the Gabelle and its sheepfold in Ferrassières (26), the old Galicière factory in Chatte (38), the Château de Villars in La Chapelle-Villars (42), the Saint-Philibert church in Estables (43), the Dauphin castle in Pontgibaud (63), Rochebonne castle in Theizé (69), Ragès chapel in Sonnaz (73) and the Mont Blanc observatory – Chalet Vallot in Chamonix (74).
• Burgundy – Franche-Comté
The castle of Bierre-lès-Semur in Val-Larrey (21), the Lutheran temple of Allenjoie (25), the wash house – drinking trough in Cressia (39), the abbey church of Notre-Dame du Pré in Donzy-le- Pré (58), the Saint-Symphorien church in Marnay (70), the Auberge de la Croix Blanche in Châteauneuf (71), the Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul church in Thorigny-sur-Oreuse (89) and Fort de la Justice in Belfort (90).
• Brittany
The Kerhos manor in Kerbors (22), the Blancs Sablons redoubt in Le Conquet (29), the Saint-Pierre church in Mont-Dol (35) and the Bothané castle in Guidel (56).
• Center – Loire Valley
The castle of Sagonne (18), the former presbytery of Miermaigne (28), the electricity plant of Saint-Gaultier (36), the outbuildings of the Château du Temple in Theneuil (37), the former Auberge des Trois Canards in La Ferté-Beauharnais (41) and the Cepoy mill (45).
• Corse
The Nord de Bonifacio powder store (2A), the church of the Saint-François convent in Nonza (2B)
• Great East
The blockhouse called “Maison fort” of Mogues (08), the gatehouse of the castle of Dampierre (10), the Halle de Cheminon (51), the Gardens of the castle of Donjeux (52), the steel hall Saintignon in Longwy (54), the house of Pope Jules II in Verdun (55), the old Protestant church in Morhange (57), the old farm in Gries (67), the house of Jean-Jacques Henner in Bernwiller (68) and the building called “former hospital” in Châtillon-sur-Saône (88).
• Hauts-de-France
The railway switch tower known as “la Florentine” in Buire (02), the town hall in Bergues (59), the lime kiln at the Francières sugar factory (60), the Notre-Dame church in Hesdin ( 62) and the Jules Barni gallery in Mers-les-Bains (80).
• Ile-de-France
The interior decorations of the Daunou Theater in Paris (75), the Church of Saint-Rémi de Montévrain (77), the North Cellars of the grounds of the Château de Maisons-Laffitte (78), the kiosks in the grounds of the Bligny Hospital Center in Briis -sous-Forges (91), the Maison Masséna boudoir in Bagneux (92), the former Félix Faure swimming pool in Saint-Denis (93), the Hospitals chapel in Saint-Maurice (94) and the boathouse of Pontoise (95).
• Normandie
The Notre-Dame-des-Victoires church in Trouville-sur-Mer (14), the old bailiwick in Pont-de-l’Arche (27), the dovecote and the outbuildings of the Lanquetot manor in Portbail-sur- Mer (50), the Marguerite de Lorraine space and the Saint-François chapel of the hospital in Mortagne-au-Perche (61) and the Sainte-Madeleine church in La Bouille (76)
• New Aquitaine
The house of the Duke of Épernon in Confolens (16), the ruins of the old fortress in Montguyon (17), the bread oven in Chaumeil (19), the mansion in Felletin (23), the house of the Boétie in Sarlat-la-Canéda (24), cabin tchanquée n°3 in La Teste-de-Buch (33), the Notre-Dame-de-la-Course-Landaise chapel in Bascons (40), the church Saint-Léger in Couthures-sur-Garonne (47), the Fort du Portalet bridge, known as the “hell bridge” in Etsaut (64), Boucard castle in Ménigoute (79), Berrye fortress in Berrie (86) and the Jonas pond pagoda in Ambazac (87).
• Occitania
The pastoral site of Goutets au Port (09), the castle of Bouisse (11), the medieval housing estate in Marcillac-Vallon (12), the castle of Cheylar d’Aujac (30), the domain of the castle of Azas (31 ), Flamarens castle (32), Guillaume de Nogaret castle in Marsillargues (34), Aulanac watermill in Saint-Cirq-Lapopie (46), Cambiaire castle in Saint-Étienne-Vallée-Française (48), the Saint-Pierre church in Sarniguet (65), the former Swiss maternity ward or the En Bardou castle in Elne (66), the Bastide des Vassals in Saint-Grégoire (81) and the Notre -Lady of Bouillac (82).
• Pays de la Loire
The murals of the Dougilard chapel in Soudan (44), the former royal abbey of Nyoiseau in Segré-en-Anjou Bleu (49), the entrance gatehouse to the Château de Mortiercrolles in Saint-Quentin-les-Anges ( 53), the Saint-Pierre church in René (72), and the soldiers’ quarters at the Château de la Grève in Saint-Martin-des-Noyers (85).
• Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
The Agnelet flour mill in Reillanne (04), the castle of Jarjayes (05), the Villa Le Rêve called “Villa Matisse” in Vence (06), the Sarrasine tower – Notre-Dame de Vie chapel in Vitrolles ( 13), the Pré-Conduit oil mill in Bargemon (83) and the Château site in Cadenet (84).
• Guadeloupe
The steeple of the Saint-Hyacinthe church in Capesterre Belle-Eau (971).
• Martinique
The hydroelectric mill at Gros-Morne (972).
• Guyana
The Saint-Dominique church in Roura (973).
• The meeting
The Valy House in L’Entre-Deux (974).
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