Activities in Saint-André-les-Alpes

Accompanied by a cultural mediator, discover this former perfume plant distillery. The distillery was built in 1905 by an internationally-established German company.

Barrême is known the world over by geologists who regularly use the term "Barremien". The Louis Maurel Collection has been bequeathed to the Commune. The exhibition can be viewed during Town Hall opening hours.

Lieu de transmission, cette exposition regroupe les archives de Renée Pascal-Gibelin : photos des acteurs du Maquis Fort de France, notes prises lors d’interrogatoires, matériel de guerre et feuilles originales du carnet de route du Capitaine Pierre Rose.

Archaeology leaves the sites, or how to get to know the landscapes of the past. Organized in partnership with the Alpes de Haute-Provence departmental archaeology service, as part of the European Archaeology Days.

Walk along the Adous to discover the biodiversity of the Asse Natura 2000 site, with the syndicat mixte Asse Bléone. Organized as part of the Rendez-vous aux jardins event, on the theme of "the five senses in the garden".

Follow the guide: the maze of this machinery, which has been transforming wheat into flour since 1902, will hold no secrets for you! The site's history and technical details will help you better understand how these machines fit together.

Discover Tartonne's exceptional geology and religious heritage.

A unique flour mill museum ! From 1902, the flour mill of La Mure-Argens, built in a former drapery, produce flour for 70 years.

Take a guided tour and discover the history of this former fine lavender distillery, built in 1905 by the German company Schimmel. A unique testimony to a past linked to the perfume industry, which flourished in the middle of the 20th century.

Clinging to the slopes of a rocky peak, the hamlet of Le Poil offers spectacular views. Since 2015, the association Les Amis du Poil has been working to bring the old stones back to life.

If you're passing through Barrême, have you ever noticed the large brick chimney soaring into the sky? It's a perfume plant distillery. The distillery was built in 1905 by an internationally-established German company.

Enter like in a mill! A unique museum in the region! This former cloth mill was transformed into a flour mill in 1902. For 70 years, this industrial mill produced flour. Now it's reopening its doors for visitors to enjoy.

Discover the history and landscapes of the Asse valley.