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Musée du Compagnonnage

Museum of the Compagnons du Tour de France in a former carpenters’ house, with masterpieces from all periods and many trades.

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Om museet

The museum is housed in the former “cayenne”, the lodging house of the carpenter Compagnons, near the Place du Capitole in Toulouse’s historic center. It is run by the Fédération compagnonnique des Compagnons du Tour de France.

It displays the masterpieces made by young Compagnons during their Tour de France. These works are described as proof through practice and as evidence of how craft skills have been passed on from generation to generation.

The exhibitions explain who the Compagnons are, their philosophy and symbols, and their place in society past and present. Temporary exhibitions on a theme or trade are held regularly.

Højdepunkter

Models in wood, steel, zinc and stone made by young Compagnons
Roof frameworks, scale models of staircases and a wrought-iron dress
Work by bakers
Guided visit by former Compagnons
House of the carpenter Compagnons in the historic center

Permanent udstilling

Chefs-d'œuvre des Compagnons du Tour de France – Models in wood, steel, zinc or stone made by young Compagnons during their Tour de France, illustrating the transmission of trades.

Ejer: Compagnons du Tour de France

Entrépriser & rabatter

Der er gratis entré.

Voluntary contribution.

Tilgængelighed

Museet har ikke offentliggjort oplysninger om dette.

Børn og familie

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Transport & parkering

Med offentlig transport

Metro or tram: Esquirol or Capitole stop.

Planlæg rute

Service & spisesteder

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Arrangementer & udlejning

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Rundvisninger	ja
Godt at vide	Guided tours by reservation for groups of more than 10 people, except on Wednesdays. The museum is staffed by former Compagnons, who answer questions about the trades and the pieces on display.