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luc_verstraeten

The museum of Salagon is situated in a valley. The different gardens are very interesting, but also the priory of Salagon is worht visiting. A good destination for a half day trip.

angus_kitwe

Went on a baking day in August. There are extensive gardens themed around medieval, kitchen, gardens from different parts of the world, it was surprisingly fascinating. You can take picnics, there;s plenty of places to sit in the shade and enjoy your food & drink. There's a small museum of a forge and lavender distillery and more.The kids even enjoyed it - there were frogs, fish and dragon flies around the many ponds. Spent a happy morning/lunch there.

Seasondtraveller

If you are in the area and like gardens, don't miss this place. The visit of the building itself is also nice. It hosts good exhibits too.

Alekto

If you visit expecting to see large formal gardens,this series of individual gardens may, at first glance, seem disappointing. However, look more closely. The plants are all clearly labelled with good explanations. The mediaeval garden will appeal to anyone who is interested in knowing more about what our ancestors ate and what plants they used to treat different illnesses. Life was basic! An interesting challenge for older children, with a little French (or a dictionary), would be to work out what they would have used to treat people with a range of common ailments!The abbey and the museum are interesting with clear explanations. There is a video showing one of the last barrel makers demonstrating the craft. There is also well-stocked bookshop.There is not much to interest very small children and no food is available, so take a picnic. It can get very crowded during holiday periods and also very hot in summer, so best to go early if you can.

cecilevdev

We learned a lot throughout our visit of the Salagon museum and ethnobotanical gardens. The latter make you seriously ponder our relationship to the environment and the way that industrial conglomerates (especially pharmaceutical companies) have drastically altered our way of life. The priory itself is worth the detour: it is a splendid structure dating back to the Middle Ages, one of many you can admire in Haute-Provence.

Ewingston

A visit to the museum/church/priory and especially the gardens is a real treat. For anyone interested in the history of plants for both food and medicinal purposes, this is a must place to visit. The medieval garden is a real eyeopener and the limitations on plants for food in times past came as a big surprise.There are temporary and permanent exhibitions and we were particularly impressed with the video describing the hand making of barrels.Anyone looking for a book on the history of plants or their medical uses need look no further than the excellent bookshop and library.There is a large car park but bring a picnic if you intend to be there all day as there is no provision for refreshments. On the other hand, there are lots of suitable picnic spots throughout the gardens.

bernard980002014

un haut lieu de l'histoire du moyen âge, une restauration et un entretien des lieux de grande qualité. La visite des expositions, saisonnières ou permanentes est très intéressante et pédagogique.

mg753

un endroit à visiter. Incontournable il faut y aller quand on est dans les alpes de haute provence. Il faut le faire sur les 4 saisons et se prévoir soit plusieurs visites dans l'année soit plusieurs visites en plusieurs années, car à chaque saison sa floraison, ses jardins et ses attractions

olivestree

Très bel endroit où l'on peut facilement passer la journée en flanant pour peu que l'on ait pensé à son picnic.... Nous y reviendrons au printemps car les fleurs étaient rares en ce milieur d'automne.

lupinarsene

Un lieu bien agreable a visiter en flanant doucement conseil prevoir son picnic et rester dans le parc aux milles odeurs .

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