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A museum of heritage!
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22-06-2023
31-12-2023
Europe/Paris
A museum of heritage!
As part of the Bartholdi Museum's centenary celebrations, we're offering you a 10-date tour to retrace the century of existence of our museum dedicated to the illustrious creator of the Lion of Belfort and the Statue of Liberty!
Come and find out more about the history of this place and the adventure that left such an indelible mark on Auguste Bartholdi's beloved town of Colmar. Colmar musee.bartholdi@colmar.fr
Come and find out more about the history of this place and the adventure that left such an indelible mark on Auguste Bartholdi's beloved town of Colmar. Colmar musee.bartholdi@colmar.fr
Adress :
30 rue des Marchands, Musée Bartholdi
68000 Colmar
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68000 Colmar
Event dates :
From June 22th 2023 to December 31th 2023
The exact dates of this event aswell as its hours are available in the table below
Opening hours :
Tuesday to Sunday: 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm (closes at 5pm on 24 and 31 December). Closed on Mondays. Closed on 1 November and 25 December.)
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Type of event :
Exhibition
Target audience
Adults (individuals)
Families
Dates and opening hours
From June 22th 2023 to December 31th 2023
Start hours
Tuesday to Sunday: 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm (closes at 5pm on 24 and 31 December). Closed on Mondays. Closed on 1 November and 25 December.)
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Rates
Full price: €5 - Reduced price: 4€ - Under 18s free
LOCALISATION
30 rue des Marchands, Musée Bartholdi
68000 Colmar
68000 Colmar
Nearest Station : 0,200
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Come and find out more about the history of this place and the adventure that left such an indelible mark on Auguste Bartholdi's beloved town of Colmar.