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https://www.ville-barcelonnette.fr/

https://www.ville-barcelonnette.fr/

When it was created in 1878, the Parc de La Sapinière occupied a vast plot of nearly 5 ha that included the current avenue Porfirio Diaz (formerly La Galopine) and its subdivision of villas. The farmhouse of La Sapinière was located on the current site of the residence La Sousta. Having become the property of Antoine Signoret (1895), the Parc de La Sapinière was reduced and divided into lots. The former allée La Galopine became, in September 1907, the avenue Porfirio Diaz, and accommodated no less than four villas including the spectacular Villa Bleue (1929). Reduced to 14,500 m2, its new surface area nevertheless remains one of the largest among the gardens of the villas built on their return from Mexico. Like the parks belonging to the first generation of villas (1870-1890), that of La Sapinière was first and foremost a rustic, nourishing garden, for which the best fruit trees were selected and vegetable plants were gathered in a considerable area: English Reinette apple trees, white court-pendu, chestnut, Bon-Chrétien pear trees, Carmelite lemon, soldier ploughman, Ohio beauty cherry... Access to the farmhouse (also called rustic house) was carefully organized by a head of cultivation who came specially from Grenoble (Pépinières Paul de Mortillet (La Tronche-Isère). "As a border for the path leading to the rustic house, we recommend as rustic plants, if it is partly shaded: ivy and periwinkle especially. For part exposed to the sun: variegated couch grass, ribbon phalaris, blue fescue, vine plumbago, etc. Not forgetting the rose bushes “which also make strong and pretty borders”.

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The Musée de la Vallée, housed in the Villa La Sapinière, built in 1878 on his return from Mexico, in the heart of the town of Barcelonnette, presents the history of the near and far migrations of the inhabitants of Ubaye. The museum tells the story of the itineraries of the merchant-peddlers who set out to conquer Europe, the life stories of the people of Piedmont, Italy, and Ticino who came to work and then settle in this border valley, the commercial adventure of the people of Ubaye who settled in the Americas (1805-1950), the stays in the Orient of its painter-travelers, etc. A museum of society, art, and history, the Musée de la Vallée (musée de France) houses fine arts, archaeological, ethnographic, naturalist, and photographic collections that all invite you, again and again, to travel.

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The Musée de la Vallée, housed in the Villa La Sapinière, built in 1878 on his return from Mexico, in the heart of the city of Barcelonnette, presents the history of the near and far migrations of the inhabitants of Ubaye. The museum tells the story of the itineraries of the merchant-peddlers who set out to conquer Europe, the life stories of the people of Piedmont, Italy, and Ticino who came to work and then settle in this border valley, the commercial adventure of the people of Ubaye who settled in the Americas (1805-1950), the stays in the Orient of its painter-travelers, etc. A museum of society, art, and history, the Musée de la Vallée (musée de France) houses fine arts, archaeological, ethnographic, naturalist, and photographic collections that all invite you, again and again, to travel.

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Saint Pierre Church, rebuilt in 1928, on 13th century foundations, the bell tower is from the 13th century. Cardinalis Tower (remains of the Dominican church), stroll through the streets.

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The city of Barcelonnette, capital of the Ubaye valley, is located at 1,135 meters above sea level and has a mix of southern and mountainous character. Plaza Manuel, surrounded by beautiful colorful facades, is the nerve center of the historic center. Dominated by the 15th century Cardinalis tower, this highlight of the local atmosphere has pleasant café and restaurant terraces. Around the square, the visit to Barcelonnette continues with a tour of its pedestrian streets full of shops.

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