Each year, since
1980, "the Tobacco Road in Aquitaine" is open
to the public, from July to September.
This
road is punctuated with visits and exhibitions which
allow
a better knowledge of this plant discovered in 1492,
during the first expedition of Christopher Colombus,
at the same time as many other cultivated or decorative
plants.
Come to discover,
inside a traditional curing shed, an exhibition recalling
the history of these plants coming from the new world
and find them in the botanical garden.
Season 2006: from July to September
Tobacco
Institute of Bergerac
769, route de Sainte-Alvère
Free admission
from Monday to Saturday, 2pm to 7pm
Visit for groups on preliminary
request.
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