Why take your students?
To discover the daily lives of their ancestors, the recreated places where they used to live, the forgotten skills, the ancient trades, fairground arts and much more…
With children the museum takes on its full meaning.
Plan your visit
Guided tours are highly recommended to school groups (booking only). For a self-guided tour, the students must be accompanied by their teachers at all times. Audio-guides in French and English are available for free at the Museum’s front desk. We recommend teachers to organize a free pre-tour when possible, or an online preparation via the Museum’s website by downloading our educational material.
Download our free material
Ticket information
Take advantage of our school groups offer
School groups tickets
9€/student
(one free ticket every 20 students)
Additional adult
13€/person
We accept cash and credit card and holiday vouchers
Guided Tour
We invite you to book a guided tour with one of our cultural mediators in English and French. You can also visit the museum on your own with an audio-guide available in English and French.
NEW 2024! A complete three-hour audio-guide written and narrated by the Museum’s Founder herself.
Spot the odd one out !
Dictation
Take your family to spot the odd one out in 20 historical scenes of the museum, where objects of today have been placed inappropriately.
During school breaks, try our school’s dictation.
Practical informations
Students can enjoy their picnic under the trees at the entrance of the museum or in the atrium. The museum is accessible to people with disabilities (wheelchairs are available at the entrance to the museum). Lavatories are at your disposal at the entrance of the museum.
Parking is free for cars and buses.
GalLerY
Scene n°01
STABLE AND BARN
Scene n°02
THE LIVING ROOM
Scene n°09
THE TREADMILL
Scene n°19
QUARRYMAN AND STONEMASON
and extra tailors
Scene n°26
THE POST OFFICE
and peddler extra
Scene n°30
THE CHEESE GROCERY
Scene n°31
SHEPHERDS AND SUMMER PASTURES
and extras, the spinner and her son
Scene n°31
SHEPHERDS AND SUMMER PASTURES
Scene n°32
GARDENER
Scene n°42
CONSCRIPTION AND WARS
Scene n°49
THE PRINTING PRESS
Scene n°54
THE ARTIFICIAL FLOWER
MANUFACTURER
Scene n°74
A SALA CORSA, THE CORSICAN ROOM
Scene n°75
FIREFIGHTERS
Scene n°90
MOTORCYCLE DEALER
Scene n°90
MOTORCYCLE DEALER
and the 1919 D.F.R. 250 CV and its side-car
Scene n°91
GARAGE
and the famous 1898 "vis-à-vis" of Dion-Bouton
Scene n°95
FAIRGROUND ARTS
Scene n°98
A WALK IN THE PARK
and the coconut merchant extra
Map of the Museum
Browse the 105 scene of the museum…
Opening hours
Tuesday to sunday
9.30 am – 7 pm
Plan a 2-hour visit
Winter opening hours
9.30 am – 6 pm
From November 4th 2024 to April 19th 2025
Testimonies
"The most lively museum!
One word – LOVE! If you don’t go and visit it and have lunch in their excellent family restaurant then you will never see what I call a REAL MUSEUM! On your own or for a family trip you will never forget"
Caroline Margeridon
"Take your children!
A museum filled with a vast collection of objects that retrace 150 years of history from 1800 to 1950. A pleasant welcome and more than 100 spaces to wander. An audio-guide and a game complement the visit and provide a captivating experience for young and old."
"A beautiful discovery!
A museum that takes us back in time for two hours! The collection of ancient objects is impressive and a game for the whole family takes us through a search for anachronistic objects all along the visit."
Corinne Boichot