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Museum with a fine arts collection, covering the history of man and the arts from regional prehistory to contemporary art.
Founded in 1850, the museum is housed in the former episcopal palace in Valence's historic city center. Its collections, comprising over 20,000 works and objects, provide a broad panorama of human history and the arts, from regional prehistory to contemporary art. Its belvedere offers an exceptional 360° view of the Vercors and Ardèche mountains. The museum offers events and activities for the whole family. A must-see!
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Open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm. Programming on the website. Full price: €9. Reduced rate: €7. Free for children under 18. Adults: €9. Audio-guide €2. Children's welcome. Gift store. Animations.
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Located in the historic center of Vieux Valence, the Musée de Valence welcomes you in a pleasant setting with a panoramic view of the Valence landscape. Founded in 1850, it houses more than 20,000 works depicting the history of man and the arts, from prehistory to the present day. Here, you'll discover an impressive archaeological collection tracing the civilizations that have occupied the Drôme and mid-Rhône valley. In the Art section, you'll see fine collections of paintings, drawings, sculptures and various decorative arts focusing on the theme of landscape. The museum also offers a rich and varied cultural program. It hosts temporary exhibitions, workshops, shows and more. The museum also offers a unique setting for private events. A number of interesting offers are also available for works councils, including educational workshops, guided tours and reduced rates. A great place to visit!
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