In 1 hour 15 minutes, a guide lecturer will take you on a journey through the entirety of the museum’s permanent collections. Read the rest / close
The sculptures of Paul Dardé, tools in flint or dinosaur footprints, the richness of the museum’s collections are offered to you in one visit. These short introductions allow you to discover the permanent collections, and then to continue the visit independently.
Hours:
July-August: 4pm Tuesday to Saturday
From September: 11am Wednesday to Saturday
Guided visit without extra charge
Reservation advised
Travel through 540 million years of our planet's history: Track continental drift and changing climates, discover the first forms of life on Earth and examine fossils of plants and extinct animals. These visible traces evoke for us both the immense timespan of Earth's history and the very instant the print was made.
Duration: 45 minutes
Discover the daily life of Neolithic men and women. The objects on show come from the caves, mines and dolmens of the region and make a significant contribution to our knowledge of this period, and how early groups of people organised themselves in settlements.
Duration: 45 minutes
Enter the brilliant world of Paul Dardé (1888-1963), unique sculptor with a "fierce and ruthless" independence. This visit allows you reconstruct the puzzle of his life, to familiarise yourself with the techniques he used and to discover his favourite themes.
Duration: 45 minute
Groups of 30 people maximum (above this, the group is split in two)
Prices: guided visit rate of €80 (per group of 30) + entrance for the group
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