7.Go out: during the day (1/3)

Very interesting third place, the Usine is a renovated former pottery factory that mixes art, crafts, gallery and shops including a thrift store. The cultural programming and exhibitions are of great quality and events are often held there. The exhibition gallery is lined with workshops within beautiful architecture. It is 38 minutes from Nyons, right next to Dieulefit!

Vultures inhabited the Baronnies until their disappearance a century ago. The Vautours en Baronnies association reintroduced them in 1987. This successful reintroduction makes it possible to observe these fascinating animals in an incredible site (avoid in case of high heat as there is little shade). In Saint May, 30 minutes from Nyons, follow the "Vautours" signs and get as close to them as possible. The association also organizes fascinating year-round field outings with an ornithologist. The Vultures House in Rémuzat has free access and is open every day in July and August. See their schedule and activities:

In Dieulefit, the Maison de la Céramique presents a museum and exhibitions that reflect both the history and the great creative dynamism of the region today.

17 minutes from Nyons, in Le Pègue, a historical monument, an oppidum (a fortified city on a height) testifies to the rich exchanges that took place there between Celts and Greeks, with magnificent ceramics. Strolling through the charming village is worth the detour! From May to October Wed to Sun from 2pm to 6pm, in October on Sun from 2pm to 6pm. In Nyons, the Archaeological Museum reveals the richness of cuisine in the Baronnies, from Prehistory to the Middle Ages. 8, rue Pierre Toesca. From 20/06 to 16/09, Tue to Sat, 3:30pm-6pm. All other times on