Museums in Lozère

Middle Ages Museum
48170 Châteauneuf-de-Randon

The Guesclin Museum, located in Châteauneuf-de-Randon in Occitanie, traces the life of Bertrand du Guesclin, a connetable of France who died in 1380. Installed in the town hall, he exhibited a model of the local castle.

Museum of Religious Art
48300 Chastanier

The Museum of Sacred Art of Chastanier, located near Langogne in Occitanie, is a monument dedicated to religious art. His exact history and period remain undocumented.

Museum of Archaeology and Antiquity
48500 Banassac

The Banassac Archaeological Museum, located in Banassac City Hall in Occitanie, exhibits Gallo-Roman ceramics and Merovingian coins from local excavations. Opened in 1989, it bears witness to the village's rich artisanal and monetary past.

Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions
48210 Sainte-Énimie

The Écomusée Le Vieux Logis in Sainte-Énimie, Occitanie, is a monument dedicated to the preservation of the local heritage and the traditional life of this medieval village.

Ecomuseum
48220 Pont de Montvert - Sud Mont Lozère

The Écomusée du Mont Lozère, located in Pont de Montvert en Occitanie, is a collection of sites dedicated to the discovery of the natural and cultural heritage of this iconic mountain, including local trails and collections.

Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions
48200 Albaret-Sainte-Marie

The smallest museum in the world, located in Albaret-Sainte-Marie in Occitanie, is a unique monument whose exact period remains undetermined. This unusual place attracts by its singularity.

Gallo-Roman Archaeology Museum
48130 Javols

The Javols Museum and Archaeological Site in Occitanie presents the remains of Anderitum, the former Gallo-Roman capital of Gabales. Opened in 1998, it exhibits 400 objects from excavations begun in 1828.

Forge and Metallurgy Museum
48200 Saint-Chély-d'Apcher

The Metallurgy Museum of Saint-Chély-d'Apcher, located in Occitanie, is a monument dedicated to local industrial history. No specific period is documented.