Top Things to do in Deux-Sevres
Top Hotels in Deux-Sevres
- 1. KYRIAD Niort Espace Mendes France
- 2. Hotel Au Marais
- 3. Ibis Niort Est Mendes France
- 4. Best Western Hotel de la Breche
- 5. Appart'City Confort Niort Centre
- 6. Mercure Niort Marais Poitevin
- 7. B&B Hotel Niort Marais Poitevin
- 8. Hotel Solana Inter Hotel
- 9. France Hotel
- 10. Premiere Classe Niort Est - La Creche Hotel
The 10 Best Museums in Deux-Sevres, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Discover the best top things to do in Deux-Sevres, France including CACP - La villa Perochon, Musee Jacques Guidez, Musee des Tumulus de Bougon, Musee de la Tour Nivelle, Musee Bernard d'Agesci, Musee du Poitou Protestant, Musee Monet Et Goyon, Musee Georges Turpin, Musee du Charronnage et de la Tonnellerie, Chateau d'Oiron.
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1. CACP - La villa Perochon
2. Musee Jacques Guidez
3. Musee des Tumulus de Bougon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Built 2 000 years before the pyramids of Egypt, the tumulus are architectural masterpieces that show the skill and genius of our builder ancestors. The museum collections illustrate the history of humanity but give special focus on neolithic period.
4. Musee de la Tour Nivelle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
The old school of La Tour Nivelle was built in 1885. It invites you to explore the history of education at the beginning of the XXth Century.A reconstructed classroom filled with well-used desks and old schoolroom equipment. You can sit at the desk and try out the dip pens with real ink, and dress up like the pupils who came to that place 100 hundred years ago.
5. Musee Bernard d'Agesci
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
A cabinet of curios, the Museum Bernard d'Agesci displays several key treasures of a cultural heritage, collected in only one place, a former girls'secondary school inaugurated in 1897. This multidisciplinary museum reveals exceptional collections: Fine Arts, ethnographic, music, numismatics, natural history, and an education academy, retracing a century and a half of instuction.
6. Musee du Poitou Protestant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
7. Musee Monet Et Goyon
8. Musee Georges Turpin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
9. Musee du Charronnage et de la Tonnellerie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
In this museum, you will find out the old way of making barrels & wheels. Come and discover the original tools of the wheelwright and the cooper. Open July & August. Tuesday to Saturday. Guided tours available in English at 10.30 am & 3 pm (except for tuesday mornings).
10. Chateau d'Oiron
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 157 reviews
Built from the 16th century by the seigneurial family Les Gouffiers, the Château d'Oiron today houses the contemporary art collection Curios & Mirabilia, loosely based on the theme of the curiosity cabinet in reference to the fabulous art collection of Claude Gouffier, master of King Henry II of France's stables. Artists reinterpret an exceptional place and original décor - galleries of Renaissance wall paintings in the School of Fontainebleau style, painted panelling and carved woodwork from the 17th century. Visitors are invited to explore "curiosities" and "marvels" following in the footsteps of the Marquis de Carabas - or Puss in Boots, who, it is said, was based on Claude Gouffier. FROM 1ST JUNE TO 30 SEPTEMBER Open every day 10.30-18.30 FROM 1ST OCTOBER TO 31 MAY Open every day 10.30-17.30 N.B Last admission to the ticket office 1h before closing time. CLOSING DAYS 1 January, 1 May, 1 & 11 November and 25 December
Reviewed By andrewtaylorpoet - Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
This is a gem of a place. Beautifully maintained and with welcoming and friendly staff. Beautiful location and the current exhibitions, ‘Le temps pour horizon by Julie C. Fortier and Nomen Nescio by Nicolas Daybanes are stunning. The permanent art collection fits perfectly with the surroundings. Plenty of space and good social distancing planning is in place. The gardens are wonderful to peruse and perfect to picnic in. Highly recommended.
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