Musée de la Paysannerie et des Vieux Métiers

Built in 1766, the farm which houses the museum was extended in the 19th century. In the outbuildings, you will see agricultural machines, old equipment and a presentation of traditional crafts (shoemaking, joining, coopering, tinkering, clog-making, woodturning, etc.).
In the main building, you will find a 19th century Montbéliard interior (kitchen, dining room, bedroom with furniture and characters dressed in historical costumes) on the ground floor. On the first and second floors is a documentation room dedicated to local heritage, as well as permanent and temporary exhibition spaces.
There is also a room exhibiting the works of Etienne Oehmichen, the inventor of the modern helicopter who spent all his teenage years in the village. Another room presents works by painter Louis Vuillequez, who was born in this farm.