This house is a museum dedicated to Louis Pasteur, with showcases and models of his family memories and discoveries...
In the picturesque Tanneurs district, this museum is located in the house where Louis Pasteur took his first steps. It offers a vision of his scientific work which revolutionized medical, surgical, food and industrial practices still applied today. The first museum dedicated to Pasteur in France, the house where he was born offers display cases, models... It also evokes family and personal memories, his discoveries and his disciples. Not forgetting the tannery where his father Jean-Joseph Pasteur worked as a tanner from 1816 to 1825.
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Opening time and information on L. PASTEUR'S BIRTHPLACE
Open all year round by reservation for groups. Low season: open every day and holidays from 2pm to 6pm. High season: every day and holidays from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm. Low season : from February to April, October and November. High season : from May to September. Free until 10 years old. Adult : 5,50 €. Children (from 10 to 18 years old) : 3,50 €. Coupled ticket Dole - Arbois : 10 €. Pass'musées" rate. Children welcome. Animations. Guided or free visit.
Message from Management
Located in Dole, Terre de Louis Pasteur is a public establishment of cultural cooperation created in 2013. Its mission is to highlight the image and role of Pasteur in the Jura and tooffer a visit to discover the career of this scientist, who was at the origin of many innovations that have brought much comfort to humanity. For this purpose ,professional guides are at the disposal of all audiences to adapt to their requests and needs. They are pleased to share with you their astonishing knowledge and anecdotes about this great man . Moreover,this establishment can accommodate your seminar with comfortable accommodation solutions for all budgets.
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