In Lacaune, the Ramond Spinning Mill reveals the world of wool and the Industrial Revolution. Accompanied by a guide, discover the remarkable Mule Jenny and the story of a centuries-old textile expertise.
Founded in 1841, the Ramond Spinning Mill offers a fascinating insight into a rare textile heritage. During the guided tour, visitors discover the story of a passionate family, traditional spinning techniques and the secrets of wool from the local Lacaune sheep breed.
One of the site's greatest treasures is the Mule Jenny, one of the oldest spinning machines still preserved in working condition in Europe, an exceptional witness to the Industrial Revolution.
For safety and conservation reasons, however, the machinery is not operated during the visit.
An authentic and engaging journey into a world where craftsmanship, local history and textile traditions come together.
Founded in 1841, the Ramond Spinning Mill offers a fascinating insight into a rare textile heritage. During the guided tour, visitors discover the story of a passionate family, traditional spinning techniques and the secrets of wool from the local Lacaune sheep breed.
One of the site's greatest treasures is the Mule Jenny, one of the oldest spinning machines still preserved in working condition in Europe, an exceptional witness to the Industrial Revolution.
For safety and conservation reasons, however, the machinery is not operated during the visit.
An authentic and engaging journey into a world where craftsmanship, local history and textile traditions come together.
Prices :
Full price: 5 €
Child (6-11 years): 2 €.
Free entry for children under 6.
Child (6-11 years): 2 €.
Free entry for children under 6.
Payment modes :
Bank/credit card
Check
Travellers Cheque
Cash
Accepted animals :
No
Services :
Booking obligatory
Visit :
Guided individual tours on request
Guided inividual tours obligatory