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1. Mes Deux Mondes et l'ART
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Atelier Mataguerre, poterie, tableaux
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
A boutique-workshop in the historic centre of Périgueux : stoneware and porcelain ceramics, poteries, limited edition engravings and watercolors, paintings Céramique, dessin, gravure Nous fabriquons tous nos objets artisanaux à la main dans nos ateliers de Périgueux, en Dordogne Retrouvez parmi nos collections de vaisselle artisanale : nos tasses en grès, en porcelaine, nos bols, vases, assiettes artisanales, bouteilles... Découvrez nos gravures, sous forme de tableaux encadrés, ou en papier libre
3. Vesunna
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4.5 based on 562 reviews
UNIQUE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE Visit a unique museum in France which is protecting a vast gallo-roman house vestiges, the Vésone Domus. Opened since 2003, in the heart of archaeological and plants park, Vesunna offers a 3000 m2 itinerary of permanent presentation of antique Perigueux. AN ARCHITECTURE BY JEAN NOUVEL Jean Nouvel the building project architect has completed a great number of works throughout the world. He is in particular the architect of the Quai Branly museum in Paris. A large umbrella, which is protecting the antic walls, floats above it. From the mezzanines, an impressive view opens onto the vestiges. Further on, the high glass walls reveal the landscaped gardens of the Vesone Tower and the IVth century rampart vestiges. The building is like a window onto the past which is buried under the modern city.
Reviewed By eddie365 - Alrewas, United Kingdom
What a wonderful experience visiting this exceptional Roman villa complex that has been excavated and expertly enveloped in a weatherproof building. The space is light and airy, the attention to detail is fascinating, and you can really visualise what you are seeing and how it looked in its heyday. There is an excellent film that is worth seeing to show the development of the site and aide visualisation that runs for about 10 minutes and alternates between French and English. The audio guide is functional, and dual / triple language descriptions around the exhibit would be useful for non-French speakers, but this is not to detract fom a great experience,
4. Musee Militaire du Perigord
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4.0 based on 71 reviews
The military museum of Perigord is a museum approve "Museum of France". Create by veterans of the war of 1870 to collect the memories, the documents, the uniforms and the materials of the soldiers perigourdins of all the wars. He became afterward and thanks to the daily gifts, the museum speaking about the lives of the servicemen generally of everything the conflicts of the 19e and 20e century. He covers a period going of the revival until 1995, a date of the departure of the last troops of the city of Perigueux. You will find on 3 levels and 800 m² of exhibition more than 13 000 objects there. Managed by an association of volunteers and enthusiasts who are present for the visitors, the visits are or not. guided He participates in the duties of remembrance of everything the soldiers fallen during these conflicts and testifies
Reviewed By smackinlay - Bordeaux, France
This gem is tucked away down a small street but opens up into a huge collection of artefacts of France’s long military tradition. We enjoyed the Napoleonic period especially.
5. Musee d’Art et d’Archeologie du Perigord
6. Galerie d'Art du Passage
Art gallery, exhibition and sale of paintings and sculptures
7. Memorial de la Resistance
The Memorial is for reason and heart. It offers a wealth of testimonials that are an indispensable complement to the enlightened information of our contemporaries. It is educational especially for the youngest. Its architectural design generates for each visitor an emotional experience allowing him to "approach" what were the struggles of the resistant.
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