Site de Bes-Bédène
Picturesque site, Bes Bédène is located on a granite rocky spur embedded in an impressive natural cirque. Classified "Remarkable site of France and Europe"
The priory was founded by Saint Gausbert in the 11th century. The ogival-style church was built in 1112. A 16th-century altarpiece, statues and priestly vestments are on display.
The granite bridge features a single semicircular arch. This bridge provided passage to a Roman road.
3 hiking trails from Bes-Bédène.
July and August: opening of the museum, which simulates a classroom from the 30s/60s, with magnificent school objects on display.
Two exhibition rooms are dedicated to Charles de Louvrié, the French engineer who pioneered the jet engine (patented in 1863). Among the exhibits, models bring the inventions to life.
