Musée Charles de Louvrié à Bes-Bédène

Two exhibition rooms are dedicated to Charles de Louvrié, the French engineer who pioneered the jet engine (patents registered in 1863). Among the exhibits, models bring his inventions to life.

Other attractions include

the museum, which simulates a classroom from the 30s/60s, with magnificent school objects on display.

the ogival-style church built in 1112 (2 altarpieces from the 16th and 18th centuries and an exhibition of priestly vestments). The visit can be followed by a pleasant stroll to the "Pierre Branlante" or to the Roman granite bridge (13th century).