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Museum housing a collection of prehistoric and Gallo-Roman artifacts.
In 1903, Jean-Baptiste Bargoin bequeathed 200,000 francs to Clermont-Ferrand to create a museum. Until 2024, the museum housed two separate departments: one dedicated to prehistoric and Gallo-Roman archaeology, the other to textiles from around the world. In a few years' time, the museum will be devoted solely to the archaeology and history of the Clermont-Ferrand metropolitan area. During the redevelopment period, only the ex-voto items from the Source des Roches will be on display in their new setting. Appointments to go behind the scenes of the museum are also organized.
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