A picturesque village in Haute-Loire that seems to have come straight out of a fairy tale, Moudeyres particularly appeals to lovers of authentic buildings due to its houses with flagstone roofs and its beautiful, traditional thatched cottages made of volcanic stone. Particularly well-suited to rural life in the mid-mountain region, this type of construction is typical of the Mézenc plateau and gives Moudeyres a beautiful sense of architectural harmony.
The rural heritage of this charming village in the Monts d'Ardèche Regional Nature Park and its surroundings is on display at the Perrel brothers' farm, a listed historic monument located on the edge of the village. Set in old buildings with thatched roofs, the oldest of which dates back to the 16th century, this eco-museum dedicated to folk arts and traditions charts two centuries of peasant history, experienced by ten generations of the same family who have lived there over the years.
