The Midi-Pyrenees and Languedoc-Roussillon
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1. Musée d'Art Moderne
Museum/GallerySome of the town landscapes captured in paintings by Picasso, Gris, Dufy, Braque, Chagall, Masson, and others are on view in this fine museum. ...Read More
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2. Musée Toulouse-Lautrec
Museum/GalleryIn a garden designed by the renowned André Le Nôtre, creator of the "green geometries" at Versailles, the landmark Palais de la Berbie (Berbie...Read More
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3. Château d'Eau
Museum/GalleryThis 19th-century water tower at the far end of the Pont Neuf, originally used to store water and build water pressure, is now the oldest public...Read More
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4. Hôtel d'Assézat
Museum/GalleryThe city’s most elegant mansion was built in 1555 by Toulouse's top Renaissance architect, Nicolas Bachelier. Notable for its arcades and ornately...Read More
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5. Le Castillet
Museum/GalleryPerpignan's alluring town center is lined with rosemary bushes and landmarked by a medieval monument, the 14th-century Castillet, with its tall...Read More
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6. Musée Charles-Portal
Museum/GalleryThe small museum has relics from the town's medieval past, plus items uncovered during excavations of the 372-foot-deep Cordes Well. ...Read More
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7. Musée d'Art Moderne Fonds Péské
Museum/GalleryNo Matissses hold pride of place at the town's Musée d'Art Moderne Fonds Péské, but the collection of 180 works deftly sums up the influence...Read More
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8. Musée des Augustins
Museum/GalleryOne of Europe's finest collections of Romanesque sculpture and religious paintings can be seen inside the sacristy, chapter house, and cloisters...Read More
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9. Musée des Beaux-Arts
Ville Basse | Museum/GalleryThe real draw in the Ville Basse (newer, lower portion of Carcassonne), this museum houses a nice collection of porcelain, 17th- and 18th-century...Read More
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10. Musée du Vieux Toulouse
Museum/GalleryThis museum is worthwhile for the building itself as much as for its collection of Toulouse memorabilia, paintings, sculptures, and documents...Read More
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11. Musée Fabre
Museum/GalleryFrom crowd-packed Place de la Comédie, Boulevard Sarrail leads north past the shady Esplanade Charles de Gaulle to this rich, renowned art museum...Read More
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12. Musée Lapidaire
Museum/GalleryOn the south side of the Canal de la Robine, the Musée Lapidaire is in the handsome 13th-century former church of Notre-Dame de la Mourguié...Read More
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13. Musée Les Arts du Sucre et du Chocolat
Museum/GalleryFor proof that life is indeed sweet in Cordes-sur-Ciel, visit this two-room museum dedicated to sugar and chocolate. It showcases the confectionery...Read More
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14. Musée Paul Dupuy
Museum/GalleryThis museum, dedicated to medieval applied arts, is housed in the Hôtel Pierre Besson, a 17th-century mansion. ...Read More
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15. Musée St-Raymond
Museum/GalleryThe city's archaeological museum, next to the Basilica of St-Sernin, has an extensive collection of imperial Roman busts, as well as ancient...Read More
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16. Palais des Archevêques
Museum/GalleryRichly sculpted cloisters link the cathedral to the former Palais des Archevêques, now home to museums of archaeology, art, and history. Note...Read More
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