Musee Paul Dupuy Toulouse
What the experts agree on
Housed in a stunning 17th-century mansion, this decorative arts museum showcases an exceptional collection of rare clocks and medieval applied arts, from armor to intricate instruments, all assembled by collector Paul Dupuy.
“This museum, dedicated to medieval applied arts, is housed in the Hôtel Pierre Besson, a 17th-century mansion.”
– Fodor's
"Toulouse's decorative arts museum takes in everything from suits of armour to rare clocks." Full review
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"Founded by the collector Paul Dupuy in the early 20C, this beautiful museum of graphic and decorative arts is home to a remarkable collection of clocks and measuring instruments." Full review
"I’m really excited about the recent reopening of the Musée Paul-Dupuy after a three-year renovation. Dupuy left his incredible collection of objet d’arts, textiles, clocks and posters to..."