The Dobrée Museum is a remarkable heritage site, housing collections that are unique in their richness and diversity.
Following a major restoration project, the museum can finally be seen in all its originality as a unique site built around three buildings: the Dobrée house, a 15th-century manor, and two extensions dating from the 20th and 21st centuries. This unique and eclectic ensemble is made up of multiple collections spanning 500,000 years of history and 5 continents, with 2,400 objects on display, including the reliquary containing Anne de Bretagne’s heart.
In a warm, cozy atmosphere, the new Dobrée Museum offers a wide range of interactive and sensorial tours that illustrate the Département de Loire-Atlantique’s vocation “to arouse curiosity, emotion, and the joy of discovery”.
The buildings are also surrounded by a broad palette of plant-life: in the centre is the museum garden, with its collection of plants inviting onlookers to yet another voyage, a grassy park for children with seats and a play area, as well as a forecourt lined with a collection of rosebushes.
1 Place Jean V, Nantes
How to get there?
Parking(s) nearby: Parking Médiathèque, Parking Graslin, Parking Gloriette 2
Public transport: Copernic, Médiathèque, Édit de Nantes, Delorme
Self-service bicycles: Jean V (n°35), Racine (n°33), Alger (n°36), Médiathèque (n°34), Delorme (n°12), Brunelière (n°41), Lamoricière (n°75), Bourse (n°31), René Bouhier (n°76)
Opening, May 18, 2024.
5 days a week, Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm.
May 19 to August 31, 2024, 10am to 7pm.
Nocturnes: Museum Night (opening of the museum) and VAN Night.
Closed: January 1, May 1, July 14 and December 25.
Free for PASS Nantes holders
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Admission: full price €7 - reduced price €4 - free for under-26s, people on minimum social benefits, disabled people and jobseekers.
Free admission: on the 1st Sunday of the month, at night and from May 18 to June 2, 2024.
Accessibility
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Handicapped parking lot at 19 rue Voltaire.