FONTAINES ET LAVOIRS
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Village fountains and wash-houses, supplied with water from the town's network, to discover as you stroll through the village
Until the end of the 17th century, Cadenet had no fountains within its ramparts. Water supply depended on wells and cisterns: wells provided drinking water, while cisterns were used to collect and store water. After the abolition of feudal rights, the water from the château was redirected to the town and distributed to five new fountains built in 1806 under the 1st Empire. Today, water is still of great importance to the population, but the village fountains are now supplied with water from the city network. You can discover these fountains and wash-houses as you stroll through the village.
The fountains
Fontaine Maudite / Fontaine aux Pois-Chiches / Fontaine de l'Horloge / La Fontaine de la rue du 8 mai 1945 / Fontaine et Lavoir des Hérauts / Fontaine au Grotesque
Washhouses
Avenue Gambetta washhouse / Fontaine de l'Aube washhouse / Rue Raspail washhouse and fountain
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