Musée dauphinois
Instalado en un convento del siglo XVII, este museo presenta exposiciones variadas sobre el patrimono regional de ayer y de hoy como "La gente de los Alpes", presentación de la vida rural en las montañas al siglo XIX.
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The museum was created in 1906 thanks to the initiative of its first curator Hippolyte Müller, who sought to "link the first inhabitants of the region to those who still live here today." The Dauphinois museum is located in what was once the Sainte Marie d'en Haut convent. Classified as a historical monument, the complex was founded at the beginning of the 17th century by saint Francis de Sales and saint Jeanne de Chantal. After an eventful history, which saw the building used as a prison, religious boarding school, barracks, and immigrant housing, the building was restored for the 1968 winter Olympics in Grenoble. The Dauphinois museum, in its current location, was inaugurated that same year by André Malraux.
As a genuine regional museum of mankind, the Dauphinois museum looks at all the aspects of life and history in the old Dauphiné province, and on a wider scale, in the French Alps. Archeology, pre-history and history, ethnology, industrial heritage, and regional decorative arts are just some of the fields that this museum deals with.
Other than The People of the Alp and The Grand History of Skiing, the Dauphinois Museum does not house a permanent exhibit. Instead, it renews its offer every six to twelve months, with exhibits on regional heritage, the Dauphiné, the Alps, but also on foreign cultures.
A social museum, the Dauphinois museum believes that heritage and history worth our attention simply because they allow us to answer questions about today's society, to understand the movements of our time, and to express the wealth and diversity of various cultures over space and over time.
8 wc sur le site dont 1 pour personne à mobilité réduite-1 emplacement mobilité réduite pour véhicule devant la grille du musée-Tenue correcte obligatoire - Groupes d'enfants mini 10 / maxi 30.
Tarifas
Métodos de pago- Tarjeta bancaria/crédito
Gratis.
Periodo de apertura
Del 01/01 al 31/12
Horarios de apertura los lunes, miércoles, jueves y viernes de 10 a 18. Los sábado y domingo de 10 a 19.
Cerrado los martes.
Se cierra, excepcionalmente los días 1er de enero, 1er de mayo y 25 de diciembre.
Instalaciones y características
- Mascotas rechazadas
- Aparcamiento cercano
- Accesible en silla de ruedas con ayuda
- Cantidad de salas de reuniones: 1
Acceso
Buses on Victor Hugo square / Le Rabot number 40.
- Latitud: 45.194922
- Longitud: 5.724950
Entorno
- En ciudad
