Experts' Choice Award Musee Languedocien
What the experts agree on
This intimate 17th-century mansion showcases Languedoc's artistic heritage through Roman sculptures, medieval tapestries, Egyptian statuettes, and exquisite decorative arts spanning centuries in a charming Comédie neighborhood setting.
“Romanesque sculptures from Fontcaude and Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert abbeys, Coronelli's celestial sphere, a yellow 18C style drawing room and fine pieces of majolica.”
– Michelin Guide
Lonely Planet "This small museum houses a collection of archaeological finds and objets d'art, ranging from ancient Greek and Egyptian statuettes to medieval tapestries and 19th-century faience." Full review
Lonely Planet "The 17th-century Hôtel des Trésoriers de France today houses the Musée Languedocien." Full review
