Museums in the Midi-Pyrénées

Musée du cristal et du verre
81400 Carmaux

The Museum-Centre d'art du verre in Carmaux, located in the Tarn in Occitanie, is a space dedicated to the history and contemporary art of glass, installed in an old 18th century glass factory.

65200 Antist

The Museum of Daily Life in the Pyrenees, located in Bagnères-de-Bigorre, is a museum dedicated to local traditions and ancient crafts, such as pastoral life and weaving. It houses an authentic water mill on the banks of the Adour.

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.

46110 Bétaille

The Bétaille Municipal Museum, located in Occitanie, is a place dedicated to archaeology and history, close to the ancient site of Uxellodunum on the banks of the Dordogne.

Musée des hommes d'état et des Présidents
81100 Castres

The Jean-Jaurès National Centre and Museum in Castres, Occitanie, is a 19th-century municipal museum dedicated to the life and work of Jean Jaurès, housed in a historic building in the city centre.

65700 Maubourguet

The archaeological museum of Maubourguet, in Occitanie, houses a Gallo-Roman mosaic of the fourth-fifth century, discovered in 1979 on the site of an ancient villa. The museum's centrepiece represents the ocean god surrounded by marine animals.

46330 Blars

The Museum of Prehistory Amédée Lemozi, located in Cabrerets in Occitanie, exhibits prehistoric archaeological collections of Quercy, from the local excavations and linked to the cave of Pech-Merle.

46240 Caniac-du-Causse

The Murat Museum, located in Joachim Murat's former inn in Labastide-Murat (Lot), traces the history of the First Empire through family objects and portraits.