Musée municipal de Barentin

About the museum

Since 2001, the town of Barentin has pursued an active policy in favor of its heritage. It has restored and promoted its collections of sculptures spread across public spaces, known as “Musée dans la rue”.

Several works have also been gathered in the Salle Camille Claudel, the town's permanent exhibition room. It presents 57 pieces (busts, statues and paintings), including L'homme qui marche by Auguste Rodin, a work on loan from the Musée d'Orsay.

The room is located above the Musée Numérique, where the town offers lectures, workshops and events on art history.

Highlights

• L'homme qui marche by Auguste Rodin, on loan from the Musée d'Orsay
• 57 busts, statues and paintings in the permanent room
• The “Musée dans la rue”: more than 160 sculptures in the town's streets, squares and gardens
• A replica of Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty
• The Musée Numérique in the same building

Permanent exhibition

• Salle Camille Claudel – Permanent room with 57 works (busts, statues, paintings), including Rodin's L'homme qui marche.

Operated by

Ville de Barentin

Admission & discounts

Admission is free.

Self-guided visit, free of charge.

Accessibility

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Kids & families

• Family tours & workshops

The Musée Numérique in the same building offers lectures, workshops and events for all visitors (program on the town's website).

Getting there & parking

Entrance through the culture department, 20 bis rue Madeleine Vernet. The room is above the Musée Numérique (20 rue du Général Giraud).

Amenities & dining

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Events & venue rental

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