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Museum with French museum status, housing over 2,500 objects, including 450 modern and vintage eyeglasses.
Opened in 2003 in a contemporary building, the Musée de la Lunette is unique in France. Located in Morez, the capital of the French eyewear industry, the museum offers two routes: the history of the metal spectacle, begun in 1796 thanks to the skill of a master nail-maker, and the world history of eyewear through the Pierre Marly collection, the "couturier des lunettes". A unique collection to discover, thanks to a fun and educational tour. Temporary exhibitions enhance this fascinating visit.
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Musée de France. Open all year round. See opening calendar. Free for children under 6. Adults: €6. Children (aged 6 to 18): €4 (disabled and students: €4). Groups (10 people): €5. Family rate, 2 adults and 2 children, €15, additional child free. Tourism & Handicap label. No wifi available. Guided tour. Gift store. Musée de France - Qualité Tourisme.
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A unique museum in France
Located in Morez, the Eyewear Museum traces the history of metal-framed spectacles, which began in 1796 thanks to the skill of a master nail-maker. Discover how, thanks to their ingenuity and know-how, the people of Haut-Jura have developed a genuine industrial field, still recognized worldwide today for its quality and creativity. Through the EssilorLuxottica – history of eyewear in a journey that begins in the 13th century and takes you through Europe, Asia and North America. A creator of unusual models, Pierre Marly designed eyewear for some of the biggest stars of the second half of the 20th century, including Sophia Loren and Audrey Hepburn. Above all, this collector built one of the world’s most important collections of eyewear, from medieval spectacles to Sarah Bernhardt’s lorgnette, and the spectacles of Victoire de France (daughter of Louis XV).
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