Some streets of the village are still cobbled
Free access.
Phone 00 33 (0)4 94 50 99 05
Modified from 15/04/2021 by "Office de Tourisme Intercommunal Lacs et Gorges du Verdon".
All year round, daily.
The origin of Bauduen seems to go back to the Gallo-Roman period. The church, a very old building, was demolished by the Huguenots during the religious wars in 1572.
Rites are sometimes attached to marriage or motherhood, as here.
Located at the end of the village, crossing Bauduen, two covered wells completely restored with the help of specialists from the Verdon Regional Natural Park.
Beautiful seigniorial building (or castle) probably from the 17th century.
This oratory has a square pillar, masonry made of squared and seated rubble stones, and mortar-weighed. Its niche is formed by four large ashlars and receives the votive statuette of the Virgin.
Saint Lawrence is the patron saint of shepherds and protects the flocks. The oratory dedicated to him reminds us of the importance of this activity in the region. The presence of briquettes testifies to the popular origin of the numerous oratories of Provence.
This sundial, dated 1 823, bears the motto of Louis XIV "Nec pluribus Impar" (no one is above me).
At the entrance of the village stands the dovecote or "dovecote on tower which was reserved for the lords or the rich!
Wash-house from the 19th century.
Wash-house from the 19th century.
When visiting Bauduen, you will see some andrones, some still "caladées".
Before 1761, there was only one fountain. The supply of water to the inhabitants was supplemented by numerous wells, such as the one that can still be seen at the far end of the village, or by individual reservoirs that collected rainwater.
This square-shaped oratory is made of squared and seated rubble joined with mortar. It has a rectangular niche, framed by monolithic pedestals and lintels.
The moon and the key
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