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Le Moulin de Bruno et son pont, Sauvegarde et promotion Patrimoniale

Zeitraum der Öffnung

Vom 01/01 bis 31/12 von Montag bis Samstag von 9.30 Uhr bis 12 Uhr und von 15 Uhr bis 18 Uhr.

Gesprochene Sprache(n): Französisch

KinderWandererGruppenEmpfang von SchulgruppenZyklus 2: GrunschuleZyklus 4: CollegeZyklus 3: Grundschule (Kurs 1, Kurs 2)Zyklus 3: Kolleg (6. Klasse)

PRM access: first floor only.

Anzahl Personen max.: 60

Akzeptierte Zahlungsmittel

Scheck

Bar

Preise

5 per person

Group rates idem.

Zugänglich mit Rollstuhl ohne Hilfe

Türen >=77 cm breit

Built around 1258 by Carthusian monks, this charming mill has benefited for centuries from the waters of the Reyssouze, the river that flows through Bresse. Admire this wheat mill and its 4 levels, where millstones, cylinders, sack-lifts... are in operation.

The former miller, owner and active member of the Amis des Moulins de l'Ain, will tell you all about the history of the Bresse region, at this site listed on the Route des Plus Beaux Moulins de France and registered with the Fondation du Patrimoine.

Push open the door of Bruno's Mill and discover its history and mechanisms. A mill until 1789 for the monks, then for a century for the Counts de la Boulaye, it became a power plant for a time. Later, it once again became a flour mill, eventually specializing in animal feed. Today, it's open to you for a plunge into the past and traditions, where young and old are sure to marvel. Children can touch, test and put themselves in the shoes of a miller for the duration of a visit.

For an unparalleled experience, you'll be able to watch a 1908 dynamo being used to generate 110 volts of electricity. 2 turbines are also dedicated to the production of clean, renewable energy (electricity).

So stop by this peaceful place and welcome to Bruno's Mill!