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Museum housing paintings, graphic art, Norman ceramics and religious sculpture, in a superb setting.
The Musée Quesnel-Morinière occupies a former 17th-century mansion. Built of local granite, it was extended with an orangery in the 19th century. Since 1970, purchases, donations and bequests have been used to complete the existing collections and create new sections. There are no fewer than 7 permanent exhibition rooms. These include painting and sculpture, as well as Norman ceramics, prints and religious sculpture. The museum, including its temporary exhibitions, is entirely free of charge.
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