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THE LINEN ROUTE - WEAVING MUSEUM

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With the Maison des Toiles in Saint-Thélo, the atelier museum du Tissage is part of the Lin road. It refers to a territory that extended from Quintin to Loudéac, passing through Uzel, Saint-Thélo and Chatelaudren, which produced, between the th and th centuries, Brittany's finest quality canvases worldwide. Here you will see two beautiful pieces of loom and an exhibition referring to the latest spinning workshops in the region which ceased their activity during the second half of the th century.

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Monday

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Thursday

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Friday

10:00 - 18:00

Saturday

14:00 - 18:00

Sunday

14:00 - 18:00

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Closed in November. High season: open Monday to Saturday from 10.30am to 12.30pm and from 2pm to 6.30pm; Sunday and public holidays from 2pm to 6.30pm. Other periods, ask for information. Adult: €5 (pass for 2 museum: €5). Child: €2 (children, pass for 2 museums €2). Reduced rate, unemployed, student: €3.50.

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P. Kaljouw

Visited in august 2023

Definitly worth a visit. Small but very interesting museum with lots of information about local textile industry (keeping handweaving alive during industrial revolution, inventive thinking, used methods) and local history. For small fee (EUR 5 in 2023) you can visit both this museum and the nearby Maison des Toiles (also about local textile industrie). All information is in French, but there's translation apps to help you there, and the musea also offer small, free booklets in English with an overview of the story.

Michel POLES

Visited in august 2023

Bon musée
Bonnes explications du travail du lin pour arriver à la création des superbes tissus , riches en couleurs et motifs.( bravo aux créateurs)
Des outils de travail bien conservé
A visiter

Benoit Vedel

Visited in june 2023

Tres belle expo

Gilles HUELLOU

Visited in may 2023

Un petit musée consacré à l'art du tissage artisanal. Il révelle tout un pan assez méconnu de l'histoire de la Bretagne. C'est très bien documenté et les métiers à tisser sont assez impressionnants.