Top Things to do in Tarn
Top 10 Museums in Tarn, Occitanie
Discover the best top things to do in Tarn, France including Musee Le Reve du Passe, Musee Conservatoire Invincible Vigneron, Musee Departemental du Textile, Musee Dom Robert et de la tapisserie du XXe siecle, Lacaune Miniatures, Musee du Vieux Lacaune, Musee Toulouse-Lautrec, Musee de la Mode, Abbaye de Soreze, Musee-Mine Departemental.
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1. Musee Le Reve du Passe
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
2. Musee Conservatoire Invincible Vigneron
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5.0 based on 60 reviews
Musée-Conservatoire de la vigne et du vin, inVINcible VIGNEron est ouvert depuis 2014, et s'est agrandi au fur et à mesure pour atteindre 1400 m² d'exposition et plus de 10.000 objets. Il accueille à ses côtés depuis l'été 2019 un nouveau musée : "Au Passé Retrouvé", exposant pour sa part plus de trente métiers et situations de vie des années 1900, sur 500 m². N'hésitez pas à découvrir ces musées, qui sont un hommage à la vie de nos anciens, autant pour le monde vigneron que pour la vie quotidienne et laborieuse d'avant 1950. VISITE GUIDEE LE VENDREDI ET LE DIMANCHE A 15 H d'Avril au premier week-end d'octobre, ou sur rendez-vous.
3. Musee Departemental du Textile
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5.0 based on 32 reviews
Located in a former XIXth century textile factory, at the heart of the regional Natural reserve of Haut-Languedoc, the departmental Textile Museum testifies of the rich know-how and industrial heritage of Tarn. The collections of the Museum present the techniques of the carded wool, since the transformation of the raw material up to the finished product. The visit is livened up by demonstrations of machines, performed by the team of the museum or by the ancient workers who transmit all their passion of the job. Temporary exhibitions and creative activities complete the museographic route and introduce the visitor to the arts and textile techniques of the whole world.
4. Musee Dom Robert et de la tapisserie du XXe siecle
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5.0 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By ednafishhorse - Castres, France
Walked by on many occasions never thought to stop in,sure glad we did,simply an outstanding and distinctive display of the works of Dom Robert. I recognized the work,from a magazine article or a art book that I saw some years past.Just the amount of time/work that goes into a tapestry is AMAZING. Great visit,the school museum that is in the same building(same entry ticket) is so,so,and a bit of an anticlimax,so I would suggest to see that area first.
5. Lacaune Miniatures
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Collection essentiellement composer le véhicule au 1/43, vous pouvez tranquillement vous promener et admirer plus de 7200 véhicules exposés.
6. Musee du Vieux Lacaune
7. Musee Toulouse-Lautrec
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4.5 based on 2,259 reviews
Reviewed By Henri_Hunter - Harrogate, United Kingdom
Home of a young Toulouse Lautrec it is a beautiful building with a great collection of his art. There are also items of local history and a beautiful garden with views over the river.
8. Musee de la Mode
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4.5 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By Chilternette - Henley-on-Thames, United Kingdom
I was very impressed by this small museum. This year’s theme is embroidery and there are pieces from evening gowns and uniforms to buttons, hats, waistcoats and shoes. The clothes are in superb condition and well displayed and lit. I took two teenagers who go round most museums at a run, but they were captivated and said they’d come away with inspiration for their own projects. The shop next door is a delight and sensibly priced for vintage items. I do hope the museum can expand one day - it’s good, and more would be even better.
9. Abbaye de Soreze
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4.5 based on 109 reviews
The Benedictine Abbey was founded in 754 at the foot of the Black Mountain. Throughout its history, the Abbey has undergone numerous changes : a seminary, a Royal Military School under the reign of Louis XVI, and then , under the director ship of Father Lacordaire, a famous and internationally well known school. Military, writers, philosophers and politicians were trained there, until its closure in 1991. Since 1993, the joint trade union has renovated this classified historic building and has been the subject of an ambitious project for the development of tourism and culture.The Sorèze Abbey-School is recognized as a pole of excellence and listed among the major attractions in Midi-Pyrénées.
Reviewed By merwal64 - Albi, France
The abbaye effectively contains two museums in one. Firstly the royal school covering centuries of education, gives a very good insight into the life of students yesteryear, but even better is the museum dedicated to the work of Frère Robert who brought a new sense to wall carpets and art. It is rare to find a museum so well laid out and enjoyable to spend time in. Well worth a visit.
10. Musee-Mine Departemental
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4.5 based on 184 reviews
The mine museum of the Tarn. The last testimony on site of the coal mines in the Tarn, the mine museum brings social and technical information on the seven centuries of the coal industry. The head frame and the cage going down make you discover 350 meters of reconstructed galleries where machines and tools are shown in situation to understand better the work of the miner and his living conditions. The permanent exhibition reminds us of the social, economic history which has formed the identity of this area which is deeply impressed by the figure of Jean Jaurès. Temporary exhibitions value the environmental and industrial heritage.
Reviewed By frenchy25 - Berkshire, United Kingdom
Make sure you check what time the guided visit are running otherwise you have to wait till it starts. Be aware that the museum closes between 12 am till 2pm.the museum is ok but the guided tour is really good. very good place if it rains
