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A region this picturesque is worth getting to know - and this museum takes care of it!

Immerse yourself in medieval times thanks to a vast collection of jewellery, glasses, pearls, weapons, etc. retrieved from two Merovingian graveyards and a Carolingian rubbish tip.

Deformed faces and cheeky, daring details – you simply can't be indifferent to the sculptures of Maitre de Waha. This selection of the artist's most admirable works invites onlookers to reflect and wonder at the talent of a sculptor who modestly breathed life into tree trunks

After discovering the history and works of the "Monument Site", which formerly attracted miracle-seeking pilgrims, you will be struck by the sombre story of the 17th century, with its moving fortified town and the horrific tragedy of the people struck down by The Great Plague.

The town of Marche would probably never have risen to fame without its extraordinary lacemakers and their masterpieces. Some of the most sophisticated works are on show alongside 18th and 19th-century furniture.

Opening times

Monday to Friday: 10.00-12.00 and 13.00-17.00 • Weekends and public holidays: 14.00-18.00 • Closed weekends and public holidays from December to February inclusive.

Price

adults €6 • 60+ €5 • students, children: €4 • children (<6) free of charge • Free on 1st Sunday of the month

Tour length

45 mins to 1.5 hrs

Price (minimum 10 people): adults €5 - over 60s €3 - students €3 • School groups: prices on request

Guided tour By reservation only for groups of 10 people minimum. Guided tour €50 + €5 per person

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