This washhouse dates from 1868. Many housewives went there, but first and foremost were the professional washerwomen, or bugadières, who were given laundry to wash. The word “bugado” comes from the Old French…
Open-air theater with lovely views over the Haut-Var Verdon countryside. Pruned cypresses and small maze on site
This lovely late 11th-century Romanesque chapel, listed on the Inventaire Supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques, is the village’s former parish church. Built of tufa stone, it comprises a 3-bay nave, 1 side aisle and…
Let’s begin our tour with the fountain at the Champ de Foire (no. 1) on Place Général de Gaulle, opposite the local school. On November 29, 1909, a water conveyance system was planned…
The troglodytic caves nestle in the heart of the sun-drenched tufa cliffs. Occupied since prehistoric times, they have belonged successively to Benedictine monks, to the local lord who fortified them, and then to…
