Haben

Following the path around the village of Haben, you get a glimpse of the architectural quality of the old farmhouses built between the 17th and 19th centuries. Named Le Habin in 1843 on the Napoleonic land registry, this large hamlet was built around a central courtyard where roads from neighbouring fields and villages converged. Each of the four farms has several buildings for living and working purposes, courtyards behind the houses and pastures. Communal areas, a bread oven and several threshing floors around the perimeter, and a fountain below, complete the village.