Musée d'Art et d'Archéologie

Located in the former episcopal palace, the museum of Art and Archaeology shelters in its vaulted cellars a remarkable set of ex-votos, the vestiges of a Gallo-Roman habitat and the rampart of the 3rd century. On the first floor, the museum presents its archaeological collections. The visitor is not at the end of his discoveries: the gothic room contains sculptures from the Middle Ages and the first floor highlights paintings from the 16th to the 20th century. The latter is separated into two important sections, one devoted to Thomas Couture (a 19th century history painter) and the other to Séraphine de Senlis (a painter of naive art).

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