List of Louvier National Landmarks

A National Landmark (Lysian: Monument National) is a building, object, site, natural feature, or structure that is officially recognized by the Louvian government for its noteworthy historical, political, cultural, or scientific significance. The Centre of National Monuments (Lysian : Centre des monuments nationaux) under the Louvian Ministry of Culture is responsible for the classification and maintenance of national landmarks.

List of Landmarks

Landmark Name	Image	Date Designated	Location	Description	Type
Basilica of Saint-Antoine		11 July 1924	Port-du-Roy	Catholic basilica	Cultural
Château de Séllière		26 April 1936	Saint-Philippe	Castle of the governors and former viceroys of Louvier	Historical
Tourelle Museum		16 January 1985	Saint-Philippe	Museum dedicated to the painter and sculptor Charles Tourelle, known as "Le Petite Artiste". It houses more than 1,500 works of art, personal items and artifacts from Tourelle.	Historical
Souillon Cemetery		24 February 1948	Saint-Philippe	It is the largest cemetery in Louvier. Many famous people are buried there.	Cultural
Monument of Antoine de Marelle I		23 November 1975	Saint-Philippe	Monument in honor of King Antoine de Marelle I, first king of the kingdom of Louvier and hero of the war of independence	Culture
Vieille Place		18 May 1997	Saint-Philippe	Historic square of Old Saint-Philippe	Historical
Grandes-Chutes		2 October 1969	Saint-Philippe	Waterfalls located next to Saint-Philippe and flowing into the Saint-Pierre river	Culture
Palais royal		15 October 1965	Saint-Philippe	Historical