‘Le Grand Logis’, a 16th-century mansion with a turret, transports you to the heart of the Renaissance – a glorious period in French history – through the eyes of the Angevin poet Joachim Du Bellay. An immersive experience of the poet’s era, life and work. The rooms, decorated in the style of the period, evoke the poet’s wonderful journey from the Loire Valley in Anjou to Rome. Why not take the opportunity to try your hand at Renaissance calligraphy using a real quill pen!
Children are invited to explore the museum in a fun way, either with a activity booklet to complete or via two digital trails using the Baludik app (tablets available to borrow at the museum).
Enjoy a packed programme of events, rich, varied and tailored to different audiences throughout the year. Do take a look at the website for details.
Average duration of the visit: 1h00–1h30. Open from early July to late September. Guided tours and group visits available all year round by booking.
Spoken languages :EnglishVisiting languages:French
Home groups:yes
Proposed activities:Specific themed events, Workshop for adults, Workshop for children, Conferences, Temporary exhibitions
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Individual visits
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Group tours
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Guided tour (permanence):yes
Guided tour (request):1h
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Associated services
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Museum category
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Picnic area en
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Projection room en
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History
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House and building
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Literature
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