Au Passé Retrouvé
Traditional crafts from 1850 to 1950
Over 800 m², discover about forty traditional crafts faithfully reconstructed. A moving journey into our ancestors' daily life, their skills and ways of living.
Opened in June 2019 and expanded in 2020, Au Passé Retrouvé invites you to explore another era. Walk through a reconstructed shopping street and discover sometimes forgotten crafts: girls' school, yoke maker, washerwoman, clog maker, glove maker, tinsmith...
Opened in June 2019 and expanded in 2020, Au Passé Retrouvé showcases country and mountain ways of life, as well as various collections of sometimes unusual objects.
800 m² exhibition
An immersive space to discover traditional crafts
About forty crafts
Faithful reconstructions of workshops and shops
1850-1950
A century of skills and traditions
School visits
Treasure hunt and discovery for children
Visit highlights
- About forty crafts reconstructed over 800 m²
- Reconstructed period shopping street
- Country and mountain ways of life
- Sometimes unusual object collections
School visits
We welcome schools from primary to secondary level with tailored visits. Programme combining discovery of traditional crafts around 1900, treasure hunt, period games and picnic option.