honey, biscuits, pâtés, wines, goat cheese, jewelry, knives, clothing, leather goods, stoneware, faïence, glazed pastries, Figurines, lavender oil, etc. Culture and heritage Civil architecture In the village, at the corner of a square is a house from the late 16th-early 17th century with a Pilastered door with Imposts in the Tuscan style facing the street. Two houses have stairs with a handrail made with "gypserie" which is a type of Plasterwork seen only in Provence. There are three Motte-and-bailey castles in the commune: The Moutto motte The Notre-Dame motte The Saint-Marc motte. The Agricultural Cooperative and Perfumery (1930) is registered as an historical monument. The chateau (14th century) is a registered historical monument. It consists of: a medieval part in the east (a keep from the end of the 14th century) a Renaissance part from the 16th century with many modifications a park (classified site) The castle was a refuge for the Castellane family in the 13th century when Count Charles I de Provence confiscated the fiefs of Boniface V. Boniface X built the Renaissance dwelling (the north-south wing) and it was completed by his son in 1545 (the east-west wing). Jeanne de Grasse added the fireplace in the main room, decorated with "gypserie" plasterwork, at the end of the 16th century for Serge Panarotto and early next century for the Countess of Chaffaut. It is decorated with statues Ronde-bosse framing a Pediment, the whole surmounted by a finely crafted Frieze. The source of inspiration was from Antiquity. The medieval part lasted to the end of the 15th century, the top was heavily restored in the late 19th century. It is decorated with many "gypseries" including a monumental fireplace flanked by two mythological characters in the great room (16th century). In a niche above the balcony of the castle tower is a small statue of a pregnant goddess. The castle was used as a summer camp by the Confectioners Union of Apt in the middle of the 20th century. The built-up parts are classified as historical monuments. The park consists of a half hectare around the castle adorned with plantations of plane trees, lime trees, chestnut trees, and cypress trees has been a World Heritage Site since 1942. Religious architecture The church of Saint Mark already existed in the 13th century, but the current building is not earlier than 1550, according to the Historical Atlas of Provence. The north nave