Tracing the history of the region from ancient times, Musee d'Aquitaine attracts 150,000 visitors a year. Among its collections of archeological, historical and ethnographic artifacts, you can see the Laussel Venus, Gallic gold, Renaissance paintings, Montaigne’s tomb, and medieval sculptures. Explore history and world culture exhibits, and enjoy lectures, film screenings, concerts, and workshops. Put Musee d'Aquitaine and other Bordeaux attractions into our Bordeaux trip planner, and watch your holiday take shape.
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The history of Aquitaine and Bordeaux, from prehistory to the present, is well organized and laid out. Among our favorites were the wide-hipped, fleshy Venus of Laussel (prehistory) carved about...
The history of Aquitaine and Bordeaux, from prehistory to the present, is well organized and laid out. Among our favorites were the wide-hipped, fleshy Venus of Laussel (prehistory) carved about... more »
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To get to this museum, use Tram B which has a station at this museum. On our October 2022 afternoon visit, the entry fee had gone up to 8E (exact amount required due to no change in the cash box...
To get to this museum, use Tram B which has a station at this museum. On our October 2022 afternoon visit, the entry fee had gone up to 8E (exact amount required due to no change in the cash box... more »
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This is a phenomenal museum with 400,000 years of history from Paleolithic period to Iron Age, to Roman period through medieval times. The museum takes you to the history of Bordeaux area up until the present period with its vast collection of artifacts. It’s second floor had great exhibits on Bordeaux’s shipping trade routes and maritime history. Give yourself a full day to absorb and learn the history of this region of France. One of the finest museums of its kind.
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A very interesting museum about the region. I give 4 stars as I think it would be good to clearly inform visitors about all the sections in advance. Indeed, as others did and said, we spent too much time at the beginning and we had not enough time for the end (and we did spend already 2.5 hours inside). I would recommend at least 3 hours to visit and if less I would advise to go a bit faster on the first sections in order not to miss the last ones. Minus points : not many toilets available during the full visit and no bench to rest (just a chair sometimes).
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