Maison de la Sirène, avec reconstitution d'un intérieur d'autrefois

Built in the 16C, this house owes its name to a decorative detail in its stonework - a mermaid holding a comb in one hand and mirror in the other. The house is now home to a museum dedicated to local crafts and traditions, with exhibits such as tools, furniture and documents dating from the early 20C. Main points of interest: - basement: Archaeology and local geology - 1st floor: video corner, inside a laundress in the eighteenth century and local economy (mainly the cultivation of the vine). Guided tours of the village all year round by prior arrangement. Open from 24 April to 1st November : - 1 July to 15 September, 10.30am-12.30pm and 3-6pm. At other times of year, call ahead. Fee. Free for children under 10 years.