In the heart of the Norman Pays d’Ouche, grasp the art of glass making in one of the rare Glass museums in France.
Blowing, casting, cutting... glass becomes art. A delight to the eyes. From works made by François Décorchemont, born in Conches and a leading figure in glass art, to those made by the Leperlier brothers, Jean-Claude Novaro, Yan Zoritchak and Jean-Pierre Umbdenstock, the museum provides an overview of contemporary glass works in France. Every year, artists' exhibitions show the vitality of this art.
Good to know: Décorchemont (1880-1971) was one of the greatest contemporary glass artists; his work is very distinctive and includes the stained-glass windows of St Odile's Church in Paris and of more than thirty churches in the Eure.
Spoken languages
- French
Visit
- Average duration of the individual visit: 60 min
- Average duration of the group visit: 59 min
- Welcome group from 12 person(s) to 20 people.
Prices
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Base rate - full rate adult | maximum : 6 |
Means of payment
- Carte bleue
- Postal or bank cheques
- Cash
- Contactless payment
Services
Equipment
- Parking for families
- Toilets
- Bar, cafeteria, tea room
- Free parking
Services
- Shop
- Left luggage
- Free WIFI
On-site activities
- Temporary exhibitions
- Conferences
- Specific theme activities
- Junior workshop
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