Senez-en

This 17th-century fountain features four sculpted male heads at the four cardinal points. Each is differentiated, as if to symbolize the geographical orientation it designates.

A former bishopric on the banks of the river Asse, Senez is a village steeped in history, with a rich and well-preserved cultural heritage. As a stopover on the imperial road, Napoleon stopped off to visit the cathedral, now a listed monument.

For all your administrative formalities, the Senez town hall is at your disposal.
– Civil status
– Identity card / Passport / Residence permit
– School registration
– Vehicle registration / Driving license
– Town planning
– School transport

A beautiful walk overlooking the Riou d’Ourgeas ravine, which narrows into deep, narrow gorges shortly before reaching the chapelle de la Melle and the Bergerie de Haute Melle, a major Resistance site in the Alpes de Haute-Provence.

A visit to the picturesque village of Le Poil, clinging to the slopes of the rocky outcrop from which it derives its name “lou péu”, “stake” in Provencal.