Moulin à huile de Puyloubier

Name: Moulin à huile de Puyloubier
Address: Place Henri Verlaque, Puyloubier, 13114, FRANCE

Historic site and monument
Historic patrimony
Mill

Place Henri Verlaque, 13114 Puyloubier

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The mill was in operation until the 1956 frost which destroyed the olive groves. Since 1998, the Tourist Office has been using the renovated Oil Mill Museum to organize a series of exhibitions during the summer months.

The mill was in operation until the frost of 1956 which destroyed the olive groves. Since 1998, the tourist office has used the renovated Oil Mill Museum to hold a series of exhibitions in summer.

The Museum was renovated in 1992 on the initiative of the mayor of Puyloubier, André Guineri. It also houses the village library. It displays agricultural tools, presses and other utensils used for pressing the oil.

This magnificent, unique site is used as an exhibition space, with artists showing 20 paintings. The artistic directors encourage work by amateur artists and beginners.

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