The best specialized museums Champagne-Ardenne

No question of remaining safely! Behind Notre-Dame-en-Vaux, this museum brings together the remains of the medieval cloister built in 1170 by the canons of the college. The site was demolished in 1759 and 1766, leaving room for other constructions, which réutilisèrent stones carved into their foundations. In recent demolitions, fortuitous discoveries called for more systematic excavations. Thus, the cloister was partially returned to the surface and recollé. It was in 1978 that the museum was inaugurated. A reconstituted serving of tiers allows to admire the statues-columns and the quality of the sculptures. So we can imagine the splendour of this work of art. To visit it, no single ticket but a pass giving access to three museums.

Here, in Place des Buttes, Lucien and Huguette Cordier set out a collection of antique sewing machines. An exhibition that recounts the history of this tool, which will pass through time. More than two hundred models to discover from 1850 to 1980, of all brands. A surprising museum, which brings us back to memories and tells us about the history of the sewing machine and the housewife who used it.

This ethnographic museum is dedicated to forest professions in Reims Mountains and to forest life in the th and th centuries, illustrated by tools, documents, photographs… At the same time, the thematic exhibition proposes to follow a course. Contact at the Regional Natural Park of Reims Mountain: Nanteuil Road - POURCY 03 26 59 44 44. E-mail: [email protected].

It is in Joiselle, in a very old barn that you discover and admire this collection of ancient costumes and garments of all beauty. Thanks to this exhibition, we travel in time and in colours according to themes such as the history of silk. Here? it is Marie-Gabrielle Gérémia who gives you a guided tour and who tells you the magnificent masterpieces that she herself performs passionately.

It is in the attic of the town Hall of Orbais-the Abbey that you find this unusual museum that is the Yanni-False Museum. Here, between the beams are exposed to rather original objects. Collections of more authentic weather one than others, pottery of all motives and colours or even the appellants… Every year there is a different exhibition illustrating a theme. Interesting!

The museum features agricultural and household tools, reconstructions of agricultural, artisanale and domestic life from the 1950 th century to the s. All objects come from a private collection. See also, the military museum.

In this country of nature and hunting, discover an impressive collection of over 1 000 different traps. You can also see naturalized animals that have the particularity of being formerly harmful or classified as such. Thanks to this collection - the Trap Museum is a private museum - you will learn how our ancestors have taken to catch animals, since the time immemorial. So beware where you put your feet!

The French Remembrance Museum is located in the village of Moëslains, 2 km from Saint-Dizier, facing BA 113. We're free to discover private collections and various objects related to conflict from 1870 to the present. To see: aircraft door models, letters, road books, weapons and many other things. For further information, please contact Mr. Dillon.

White White Wedding and White! For it is in Oger, the village of the White Coast, that this museum is not like the others. More than 600 items are presented: furniture, dresses, lace, wedding globes… To see also the label of the labels retracing the history of the Champagne appellation, but also the gallery of old tools of vine and wine. Champagne tasting in the vaulted cellar of the owners. It's beautiful love!

In 1883, the Bonnette brothers founded this malpractice that transformed barley into malt for beers or whiskys. Unfortunately, in 1975, the factory disappeared, doors closed. Thankfully, the building revived from its ashes in 1995 and a museum is built on the site. A playful discovery of the past century. In this former industrial site typical of the industrial revolution of the nineteenth century are the work of malt, the epic and the living environment. This free museum highlights a heritage (postcards, cuts, diplomas, models, paintings, vehicles) that illustrate the twentieth century thanks to donations from local families, businesses or friends of the city. It is also a place of culture since now painters, sculptors like Jean-Paul Méline or Di Ceglie, are exposed in an unusual setting. A double exit!

A little lost in the narrow streets of the Cap, this museum is set in a beautiful, typical hotel typical of Renaissance architecture, impressive by its portal and double staircase. From the name of the Cistercian Abbey of Vauluisant to which it depended, it fully falls within the theme of the year: the Renaissance. Built in the mid th century, it is the memory of what was the major industry in the city: bonneterie. The company Bugis, famous for its fabrics production, collaborated with a fashion photographer to pay tribute to the textile in an exhibition. Sets of textile machinery and production - lingerie, stockings, socks… - illustrate the evolution of fashion and techniques from the th century to the th century. He also has a collection of beautiful sculptures, paintings and a few stained glass windows of Linard Gonthier.