Sixteenth century archaeological and historical museum of Orléans. This Renaissance hotel is ascribed to the architect, Jacques I Androuet du Cerceau and was built in 1550 for Philippe Cabu, a lawyer at Châtelet. The façade overlooking the courtyard is organised on three levels and is bedecked with a rich decor, with three superposed orders, typical of the style of Henry II. It contains a Gallo-Roman archaeology room, a medieval history collection, representations of Joan of Arc, ceramics and a room devoted to the port of Orléans and its activities.Spoken languages :French, English
Languages documentation:English, Spanish
Visiting languages:French, English
Home groups:yes
Information panel :French English Spanish
Languages documentation:English, Spanish
Visiting languages:French, English
Home groups:yes
Information panel :French English Spanish
Means of payment
- American Express
- Credit Card
- Postal or bank cheques
- Holiday vouchers
- Cash
- Eurocard - Mastercard
- Visa
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Individual visits
Free visit (permanence):yesFree visit (request):no
Guided tour (permanence):no
Guided tour (request):yes
Duration of the visit:01:30
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Group tours
Free visit (permanence):noFree visit (request):yes
Guided tour (permanence):no
Guided tour (request):yes
Duration of the visit:01:30
Free tasting:
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Associated services
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Archeology
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Craft industries
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Fine arts
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History
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House and building
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Industry
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Popular arts and traditions
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Transport
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Renaissance