Malgre-Tout Museum

This archaeology museum, built in a former power plant from the 1920s, has permanent collections on regional archaeology and the evolution of man and his techniques in Prehistory. The collections have been extended by permanent deposits and donations made by private individuals and local associations. The casting workshop have also been used to reproduce a number of exceptional pieces that illustrate the evolution of Man and his techniques in the Prehistory gallery. In the park are life-sized reconstructions of the dwellings of hunger gatherers from European Prehistory.