Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Oise

This hike allows you to discover the heritage of the village of Saint-Vaast-lès-Mello, a village of carriers on the hillside. For example, you will pass in front of the church of the Trinity, which is classified, the climbing wall (Site site), the two washing machines, the calcicoles lawns and the 17-hectare pond that hosts several species of birds: The coot, the mute swan and the posh grèbe. But also in front of several open-air quarries, still active or abandoned, where nature starts to regain its rights, with to finish the farmhouse of Barisseuse in stone with the Chapel Saint Nicholas.

Do you know that prior to Saint-Gobain's implantation, Thourotte was only a village of 500 inhabitants? Rapidly, demography exploded and in the 50% s the population increased by per cent to each census. Eight instructional panels identify the installation of this plant: its city of work with very modern houses for the time (running water, electricity, health), its chapel, its cinema and its cultural centre (on St. Gobain Square, instead of the current audiovisual library), its clinic (replaced by the family mutual), or its holiday colonies.

In the image of La Villette, here is an area of animation and discovery to make the sciences alive and playful! Internships are organized during the school holidays, but also for any public starting 3 years. Science Day (October), Star Night (August) or Cinema-Science are part of the business time. Among the animations proposed in the year, themes in fashion: scientific inquiry into scenes of crime or science on the plate. Please note, reservations are mandatory for workshops, visit the site.

In this beautiful village east of Marseille-en-Beauvaisis, you can discover the old forge of the studio Paul Delattre in a wooden Building dating back to 1765. In a nearby building, a traditional Picard habitat with everyday objects like a remarkable fully restored bread oven. The tour and animation can last 2 hours and are provided by a professional blacksmith. He presents the tools of his profession: ., grinding, colonnes and marteaux drills.

Very appreciated by equestrian hikers, it extends over six thousand three hundred hectares between the Oise and Val-d'Oise (Ile-de-France). It covers in particular the territories of Senlis and Creil, and escorts motorists along national and departmental roads.

Mainly composed of oaks, beech and trees, it also houses charms and chestnut trees. Ancient land of fox hunting, it was and is always particularly well maintained, strewn with clearings and crossing through wide trails.