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The Butterfly Garden, in the Drôme, is a centre for the study, breeding and public display of butterflies from all over the world. It has a large landscaped greenhouse of 800 m² open to visitors, where many species from the tropical regions of Asia, Africa and America live and breed.
Walking among the butterflies, visitors can discover many aspects of their life cycle.
Enter the fortress and plunge into the daily life of the maquis fighters. A symbolic route from shadow to light...
The museum keeps objects and works of varied origin gathered by its founder, Marie-Madeleine Bouvier (France and Europe, mainly nineteenth century, local industry holdings, and the Guillen collection bought by the town in 1968).
At Taulignan, in a former silk mill, the Silk Workshop-Museum traces the whole process of silk-making, with working machines.
In Nyons, on the banks of the Eygues, the Distillerie Bleu Provence has carried on the tradition of distilling lavender and aromatic plants since 1939.
The modern building presents over 2,000 m² the story of chocolate, from picking the cocoa pod to factory production.
The Ideal Palace of the Facteur Cheval is the dream made real of a postman, Ferdinand Cheval (1836–1924), who for 33 years carried stones after his rounds to build a work unique in the world and now recognised artistically.