Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit New Aquitaine

In the 40% th century, chestnut trees occupied of the cultivated land in the region. Today, it is in a conservatory orchard that the diversity of ancient varieties is preserved. You can also learn how to weave the different species to revive them. In this chestnut chestnut tree, the chestnut trail makes this symbolic fruit of Limousin discover the nine explanatory panels devoted to the life of the chestnut, to the gastronomy of its fruit, to the conservation of varieties, to the importance and role of the chestnut in history… Careful to be careful to be convenablement.

The poet inherited this house from a rich widow, Madame Gilles, on the advice of a Benedictine friend, Father Caillava. The park of the property, rich in hundred-year-old trees, is a haven where one can wander freely. The poet's house is an inter-associative cultural center for the promotion of the Basque language and culture in partnership with a dozen associations. Francis Jammes rests in the cemetery of the cité des chênes, at the entrance, he had chosen the place himself.

Traditional weaving - one of the oldest - artisan of the Basque linen. Ona Tiss also manufactures the canvas of the famous shoes.