Museums in Occitanie

46600 Baladou

The Gallo-Roman Museum of Uxellodunum, housed in the former town hall of Martel (Lot), exhibits archaeological collections ranging from the Paleolithic to the Gallo-Roman period, from local excavations.

Musée des arts et traditions populaires
34300 Agde

The Musée Agathois Jules Baudou, located in Agde, Occitanie, is a municipal museum of popular arts and traditions, housed in a Renaissance hotel. It traces the local life from antiquity to today.

Musée d'Art et d'histoire locale
34600 Bédarieux

The Maison des arts de Bédarieux is a monument located in the city of the same name, in Occitanie region. Its history and exact period remain to be specified.

Musée des Beaux-Arts
34500 Béziers

The Béziers Museum of Fine Arts, founded in 1859, is a museum in two private hotels in Béziers, Occitanie, home to 19th-century collections and works by Injalbert.

Musée d'Art et d'histoire locale
82170 Grisolles

The Theodore Calbet Museum, housed in a 17th-century bourgeois house in Grisolles (Occitanie), is a museum of popular arts and traditions. It houses regional collections from prehistory to the present, combining archaeology, ethnology and local heritage.

Musée des Artistes peintres célèbres
12000 Rodez

The Soulages Museum, inaugurated in 2014 in Rodez, Occitanie, is a contemporary art museum dedicated to the painter Pierre Soulages, housing his major works and temporary exhibitions in an architecture signed RCR Arquitectes.

Musée des Artistes peintres célèbres
81990 Albi

The Palace of the Berbie, the 13th century episcopal fortress in Albi, now houses the Toulouse-Lautrec museum, dedicated to the artist born in the city. This museum, housed in a medieval architectural ensemble, has the largest collection in the world of its works, in the heart of Occitanie.

Musée du protestantisme
81260 Ferrières

The Museum of Protestantism in Ferrières (Occitanie) is the first French museum dedicated to Protestant religious history and secularism, installed since 2010 in a modern building in La Ramade.