The Maison Dagourette, which has housed the Musée Basque since 1924, is a 16th-century harbor house on the banks of the Nive river, in the heart of Petit Bayonne. The Musée Basque houses the most important ethnographic collection dedicated to the Basque Country.
Objects and works of art, mostly collected in the early 20th century, bear witness to the way Basque society functioned at the dawn of the great upheavals of the modern world. They also tell the story of Bayonne, a seaport and river port at the crossroads of Basque, Gascon and Jewish cultures...
Fixed telephone : +33 5 59 59 08 98
Web site (URL) : www.musee-basque.com
e-mail : contact@musee-basque.fr
Accredited and inspected by the French Museum Authority
Date de début : 01/01/2026 00:00:00
Date de fin : 31/12/2026 00:00:00
Jours fermés : Monday
mardi : De 10:00:00 à 18:00:00
mercredi : De 10:00:00 à 18:00:00
jeudi : De 13:00:00 à 20:00:00
vendredi : De 10:00:00 à 18:00:00
samedi : De 10:00:00 à 18:00:00
dimanche : De 10:00:00 à 18:00:00
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Cheques and postal orders
Cash
Basic price - full adult price : 9€
Discounted rate : 6€
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English
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Auditorium
Bar cafeteria tea room
Projection room
Equipped conference room
Conditions de visite : Unaccompanied tours
Conditions de visite : Guided tours
Conditions de visite : Guided tour by appointment only
Durée moyenne de la visite de groupe : 75
Durée moyenne de la visite individuelle : 90
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