Museum housed in an old farmhouse, offering an invitation to discover the trades of yesteryear, with a range of activities
Housed in an old farmhouse, this "living" museum is an invitation to listen, look, touch and taste. The principle is simple: you move from workshop to workshop, to discover the trades of yesteryear: basket-maker, potter, tailor, wooden spoon-maker, embroiderer, clog-maker, weaver... There's a lovely park to stroll around, where special events take place from time to time, with highlights including the bread festival, the spinners' festival, and the apple and cider festival.
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Un petit mot en particulier au forgeron qui nous a consacré du temps pour nous en apprendre plus sur les techniques, les outils et les méthodes employés.
Une petite pepite perdue au milieu de la presqu'île
Quand 3 à 4 generations se rencontrent alors la magie opère dans ce lieu de transmission.
Mention toute particulière à Jean luc de l'atelier vannerie qui a su nous transmettre sa passion.
Ne pas hesiter à s'arrêter deguster une petite crêpe.
Petit bémol: ateliers trop proches les uns des autres, difficultés pour entendre l'intervenant.
A faire absolument