Themes
Archaeology, Folk art, Ethnography, Geology and natural sciences
Description
In a beautiful 16th-century mansion, formerly a Turenne school, you can find the Natural History and Ethnography Museum in Colmar. The museum explains the geophysical evolution of the region from the Ice Age and tells you about various endangered local species. The display is set in a room recreating the atmosphere of the Vosges Mountains and the Rhine plain. A sumptuous collection of invertebrates will make you dream of travelling to exotic lands, as will the ethnographical collections devoted to Ancient Egypt and sub-Saharan Africa in this museum unique in its kind.
Rates in €
Group rate : 1€, Child rate : 2e (+ de 7 ans), Adult rate : 5€
Price reductions
Free for children (age limit) : - 7 ans - scolaires - passmusées - membres de la SHNEC, Group (minimum number of people) : 10, Other special offers : 1 euro (jeune Ircos, groupes de jeunes)
Opening hours
From 1st February to 22nd December: every day except Tuesdays: 10-12 am and 2- 5 pm. Sundays: 2 -6 pm. Closed: 1st May- 1st November and 25th December. Guided tours on request by appointment. Call 33 (0)3 89 23 84 15.Closed from 22/12/2006 to 21//2007.
Temporarily closed
1 may, All Saints' Day, 25 december, 26 december
Closed each week on
Tuesday