Artistic Treasures at Musee des Jacobins

The Musée des Jacobins, founded after the French Revolution, holds historical significance as the second oldest museum in France. Established in 1804, this museum is renowned for housing the second largest collection of pre-Columbian art in the country, following the quai Branly museum.

Located in Auch, the capital of Gers department, the museum is situated in a former convent surrounded by charming gardens. The architecture reflects its historical roots, adding to the cultural value of the collection. Notably, the museum garden contains species introduced from the Americas by Conquistadors.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🌎 Extensive Pre-Columbian Collection
• 🏰 Historic Convent Architecture
• 🔍 Interactive Treasure Hunt for Children

Access to the museum is free, making it suitable for tourists, families, and historians alike.