I could spend the peaceful and quiet moment in this nice musee very much. I will visit again when... read more
I could spend the peaceful and quiet moment in this nice musee very much. I will visit again when I have a change to visit Digne.
I could spend the peaceful and quiet moment in this nice musee very much. I will visit again when... read more
This museum has got its name from the philosopher Gassendi, contemporary of Descartes. You can... read more
I could spend the peaceful and quiet moment in this nice musee very much. I will visit again when I have a change to visit Digne.
This museum has got its name from the philosopher Gassendi, contemporary of Descartes. You can learn more about him here, but also see beautiful paintings and get to know more about science. It is a strange mixture of art, science and exhibitions. One of the...More
This museum has much more than meets the eye. Interesting art installations. Lots of oil paintings. A good diversion for a few hours on a rainy day.
Unfortunately, despite twice visiting, I cannot review the museum itself, but every time I visit seems to be shot. The website is extremely and informative, without any reference to its opening hours or a telephone number. When I found the number and a message indicated...More
Gassendi Museum at Digne is quite large and is spread across several floors and galleries. Some of them are dedicated to science, others to nature and there are some interesting art pieces too. It's a great place to spend a couple of hours if you...More
I visited the Musee Gassendi as a starting point for a walk round the works the artist Andy Goldsworthy has created in the surrounding countryside in cooperation with the museum. There's a room with background information and preparatory drawings and the largest gallery has his...More
this is an absorbing museum very informative ,querky and so well laid out only wish we had had more time in it