The vast Vaumeilh plateau is home to the Sisteron-Vaumeilh aerodrome, famous for its gliding aeroclub. Vaumeilh has a sunny name that comes from "Vallis mellis" valley of honey.
Description
Dominated by the Pied de Hongrie peak, it is typically Provençal and full of charm: sloping streets, beautiful houses restored with great taste, ...
It was occupied by Protestants during the League troubles.
To see: the classic St-Marcellin d'Embrun church, the municipal school, the courtyard shaded by century-old plane trees or the magnificent fountain (1928).
Rates / opening
Prices
Free access.
Opening
All year round, every day.