MUSEUM OF THE TWO ALBERTS

Museum mailing vocation of the scientific and technical culture

in MARVEJOLS

fully guided tour full of surprises! The Two Alberts Museum is housed in the remains of the former neo-Gothic chapel of the Marvejols hospital-hospice. It offers visitors the opportunity to discover and share in the workings of a letterpress printing press. This heritage stems from a workshop founded in the town in 1892 by the great-grandfather of your guide, Daniel Castanier, and will come back to life before your very eyes. You will also be immersed in the treasures of the town's history, both grand and small, dating back to the 11th century. The tour continues with the discovery of numerous archival documents related to the old wool mills established from the 19th century onwards. Finally, a room will allow you to discover the traditional craft of wool processing: carding, spinning with spindles and various spinning wheels. We recommend using the Esplanade parking lot – free – limited to 2 hours in town.

We speak : French

Location details

  • Aubrac
  • Vallee du Lot
Altitude (m) :

640

Visits

Language(s) of the visit

French

Individual visit services

Individual guided tour : Permanent

Average visit duration : 02h00

Group tour services

Guided group tour : Upon request

Average visit duration : 02h00

Educational visit services

Average visit duration : 02h00

Opening

Opening hours from 01 April to 31 October 2026
TuesdayOpens at 03:00 pm
WednesdayOpens at 03:00 pm
ThursdayOpens at 03:00 pm
FridayOpens at 03:00 pm
SaturdayOpens at 03:00 pm
Additional information :

Open on request during the off-season. Open by reservation on Sundays and Mondays at 3 pm (July/August). Esplanade parking lot is recommended – free.

Prices

PricingMin.Max.
Adult
10 €Not communicated
Children
5 €Not communicated

Children

Payment methods

  • Cheques and postal orders
  • Holiday vouchers
  • Cash

Services

Groups

Groups Accepted

Maximum 10 people

More info

Address

4bis rue Victor Cordesse
48100 MARVEJOLS

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