Molines en Queyras (France)

Molines en Queyras is a cozy village in the Massif de Beauregard . It belongs to the Queyras Regional Park. It lies at an altitude of 1625 meters above sea level . Molines en Queyras consists of seven hamlets , including the uninhabited Cost Roux was once the highest village in Europe (2100 meters).

Molines en Queyras is a quiet town, with few restaurants and no apres-ski. The villagers are proud of the history of the village, not because it is very special, but because everything has been kept in writing. The only thing that is truly unique to this village is the church of Saint-Romain. The church was destroyed during the religious wars and rebuilt in 1628, in a distinct style that you do not often see. In the village you also have an old bread oven. Some farms Molines en Queyras are hundreds of years old and the architecture of the village is unusual. Molines en Queyras is a great place for relaxing family ski holidays.