Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Bédoin

Since 1995, we've been going way back in time, to the hamlet of Les Bruns. Once again, Roman presence is attested as early as the first century of our era. First a small rural building, followed in the 2nd century by a Gallo-Roman villa. A villa in the sense of a group of dwellings, since it comprises a farm on the one hand, and a dwelling and thermal baths on the other. 27 rooms on no less than 1,000m2. In the dwelling house, archaeologists even discovered the family archives in the master's study. The particularity of this villa is that it is 80 meters long, in contrast to the classical organization of buildings around an atrium. On the walls, blue was found in the bathtub, yellow in the frigidarium and red in the outdoor pool. For all these reasons, this is a highly valuable archaeological site.

Here's an enchanting stroll through the Perrache forest for kids. Discovering and understanding nature through interpretive panels and playful sculptures is a great incentive for young children. And so it should be, since this is the culmination of work carried out by the Bédouin nursery school and the Mazan secondary school. Follow Tilou and Marcou and get to know the remarkable beech tree, chat with the red squirrel, better understand the wolf. Observation is at the heart of this one-hour hike. We decipher footprints, dig beneath the leaves, look up into the treetops. These are gestures that pitchouns will never forget.