Although it is not included among the most beautiful villages of France, as one of those around it, it certainly improves them. The cultivation of peppers dates back to the Nive Valley since the 16th century by the Guinean Gonzalo de Percarteguy, also the corn or wheat of Indias in 1523. The drying process of the peppers at the end of the summer favors the spectacle of seeing long garlands on the facades and balconies of numerous houses of the town, as in this building of the union that is also shop of the producers of the town.
