Le Vialle

Village church.

Markings : 9 signs and signposts starting from the church (Place de la Bourgade).

Former limit of the northern Papal State, two towers dominate the impressive and massive city walls : the belfry is surmounted with a wrought iron bell and the church bell tower fitted with an...

Former mansion in the upper Vialle district.

Reconstitution of a 19th-century village. The miniature provençal village is laid out in a 400 sq mtrs building occupied by 1000 santon figures, other figures and animals, a number of which are unique...

The Jardin Sévigné was created to mark the tercentenary of the death of the Marquise de Sévigné. This mini labyrinth of greenery takes the name "SEVIGNE" in Latin calligraphy.

Discover the Royal Palace, where the illustrious Marquise de Sévigné resided and passed away. Admire stunning views of Provence, its lavender fields, and one of the most beautiful villages in France.

The former communal oven is mentioned several times in municipal archives. As early as the 14th century, the texts recall the obligation for inhabitants to bake bread in the lord's oven, in return for...

An old building dating from the 15th century, discover a letterpress workshop and a museum (printing, writing tools, prisons...). You can also find in the bookshop : books, postcards, gifts, and soft...

Built on a rocky outcrop, during the Middle Ages, the village is dominated by the castle and its Renaissance facade. The little streets lead to the church Saint Sauveur, where Madame de Sévigné lies...