Musée Départemental Breton

Archeology
Decorative arts
Popular arts and traditions
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1 rue du Roi Gradlon, 29000 Quimper

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Created in 1846, the museum is housed in the former palace of the Bishops of Cornouaille. It has displays of archaeology, popular arts and decorative arts in Finistère. The ground floor is devoted to prehistory and ancient art, while the first floor exhibits traditional costumes, antique furniture, stained glass, gold and silverware and Quimper pottery. There are also temporary exhibitions. For information concerning opening days and times, please phone the museum or visit its website. Created in 1846, the museum is housed in the former palace of the Bishops of Cornouaille. It has displays of archaeology, popular arts and decorative arts in Finistère. The ground floor is devoted to prehistory and ancient art, while the first floor exhibits traditional costumes, antique furniture, stained glass, gold and silverware and Quimper pottery. There are also temporary exhibitions. For information concerning opening days and times, please phone the museum or visit its website.