List of Fravi National Landmarks

A National Landmark (Lysian: Monument National) is a building, object, site, natural feature, or structure that is officially recognized by the Fravi government for its noteworthy historical, political, cultural, or scientific significance. The National Monument Agency under the Department of Arts and Culture is responsible for the classification and maintenance of national landmarks.

List of Landmarks

Landmark Name	Image	Date Designated	Location	Description	Type
Fort Indigéne	//	17 October 1969	Cavalier, Mont de Mercy	Congressional building used by the Indigenous Confederation between 1893-1902 and 1939-1949	Historical
Grand Palais de Justice	//	10 October 1969	Port de Sang, Orléans	Courthouse currently in use by the Grand Court	Political
Lagrange Capitale	//	29 August 1998	Fort d'Olivier, Olivier	Parliamentary building used by the First Republic of Fravina between 1910-1948	Historical
Lavigne Cemetery	//	31 October 1969	Port de Sang, Orléans	Cemetery where many historical, political, and military figures are buried	Cultural
Maison des Roses	//	22 June 1995	Port de Sang, Orléans	Building where many Rose military leaders worked during the Siege of Port de Sang	Historical
Maison du Peuple		28 September 1969	Port de Sang, Orléans	Parliamentary building formerly used by the First Republic of Fravina between 1826-1910, and currently in use by the People's Council	Political
Manoir du Nord	//	29 August 1998	Fort d'Olivier, Olivier	Executive building used by the First Republic of Fravina between 1910-1948	Historical
Manoir Exécutif		2 October 1969	Port de Sang, Orléans	Executive building formerly used by the First Republic of Fravina between 1826-1910, and currently in use by the Central Committee	Political
Oaktree Capital	//	14 July 1982	Rivichêne, Barbier	Congressional building used by the Oaktree Congress and First Republic of Fravina between 1805-1826	Historical
Oaktree National Library	//	27 March 2019	Rivichêne, Barbier	National library of Fravina since 1817	Cultural
Oaktree National Park	//	13 July 1982	Rivichêne, Barbier	Park where the leaders of the Oaktree Revolution first met and got together in 1805	Historical
Salle Judiciaire Lagrange	//	29 August 1998	Fort d'Olivier, Olivier	Courthouse used by the First Republic of Fravina between 1910-1948	Historical
Statue of the Grand Oaktree		25 December 1974	Port de Sang, Orléans	Statue of Augustin Barbier in Port de Sang Harbor	Cultural