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As this discovery trail is on a high ledge, it offers an
impressive view of the fortifications. On this trail you will find
information boards describing the architectural heritage.
Starting from the centre of the village, this trail goes along the old
irrigation canal and then descends onto the Espiniers road.
To return you have to walk along the main road D908 for 500
metres
Easy, fun and interactive, this discovery trail winds through
the chestnut grove along a canal, in the heart of a pastoral
landscape. You’ll be able to learn about the distinctive features of
this place from the information boards at 11 sites along the path.
Le départ de ce sentier se trouve au parking des gorges de Saint-Pierre à Beauvezer. Il est accessible depuis le hameau de Villars-Heyssier via une piste forestière carrossable de 1,3 km
The 1st part of the trail crosses a Sensitive Natural Area, and is equipped with a wooden pathway and an interpretation trail on the protected and remarkable environment. It runs along the left bank of the lake, leading from the village to the Plan beach.
The route is signposted to help you discover the landscape and the village of Braux.
Discover the woollen cloth factories, testimony to the village’s industrial past.
In the 5th century, Eturamina, the capital of a Roman city, became the seat of a bishopric. Although traces of this period are known, much of its history remains to be discovered.
Equipped with your headphones, mobile phone or MP3 player, let your ears guide you on a stroll through testimonies and collected sounds, on the links that local people have with water, the Verdon river and its tributaries.
1 Royal Gate, Machicolation Redoubt
Main entrance to the village since 1658 with 18th century machicolation redoubt with openings on the road side. The machicolations made it possible to throw all sorts of projectiles at the attackers.
Set along the river, the buildings and their history await you: the power plant, the wash house and the mills, of course!