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A rural Provencal village of 70 houses on a scale, with small trades and rural life at the beginning of the last century.
You'll discover a rural Provencal village of 80 houses on a 1/6 scale, dating from the early 19th century. A thousand 30 cm santons and animals, some animated, bring the village to life and reveal the trades of yesteryear. The winegrowers wear their brotherhood costumes, the bistro has its arbour, the church its priest, the market its hawkers, the mayor his bride and groom. Here's the saddler at work and the washerwoman at work. Also a collection of nativity scenes from around the world.
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Opening time and information on THE MINIATURE PROVENCAL VILLAGE
Open all year round. Open every day. Adults: €6. Children: €4. Reduced rates for groups and families (2 adults 2 children).
Owner's Message
a reflection of a true tradition,
where you can get to know
with all the trades of the beginning of the last century.
The miniature village extends over a surface area of 400 m² occupied by
occupied by more than 70 houses all different on a scale of 1/6
with more than 1000 animals and characters.
Average duration of the visit 45 min.
On the spot, the store welcomes you and presents you its santons and Provencal products.
All the colors of Provence under your amazed eyes.
The life of a Provençal village at the beginning of the last century through the market, the church, the school, the bistro, the bakery, the grocery store, the pharmacy, the miller, the hairdresser, the grain mill, the paper mill etc...
The Provencal farandole at the foot of the Daudet mill, the game of pétanque on the village square, the game of belotte on the café terrace, life in the mas, the gypsy camp, and many other scenes to discover.
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Pour les crèches de noël j ai été très déçue...
C'est la fin de saison et sans vitrage de protection et 1 seule personne aujourdhui il semble que certains visiteurs indélicats se contentent pas de regarder avec les yeux mais se permettent de tout palper et donc pas mal de petites dégradations au fil de la visite