Maison de la Sirène, including the reconstruction of an early-20C interior

Built in the 16th century, it owes its name to an ornament in the stone: a mermaid holding a comb in one hand and a mirror in the other. This Collongeoise house, a communal building classified by the Monuments Historiques, is the headquarters of the association Les Amis de Collonges founded in 1927. It has been converted into a museum with the following main points of interest: - in the basement: archaeology and local geology, - on the first floor: permanent exhibition "Chambre d'Apolline" (interior of a laundress in the 19th century) and temporary exhibition: "Collonges represented over time" (recent models, old photographs and video from the 1980s), - at the reception desk: information and documents published by the Association.