Located within a former Augustinian monastery, this fine-arts museum spans the Roman era through to the early 20th century.

Echoing stairwells and high-vaulted chambers are part of the fun.

Artistic highlights include the French rooms with works by Delacroix, Ingres and Courbet.

Works by Toulouse-Lautrec and Monet are among the standouts from the 20th century collection.

Don’t skip the 14th-century cloister gardens, with gurning gargoyle statues that seem to pose around the courtyard.

Discover the riches from the second biggest natural history museum in France.

Have a stroll through space and time in this guided tour among fossilised wonders, and many specimens of animals and artefacts.

Contemplate the amazing diversity of life. Adaptations in different environments and a great variety of ways of living through a unique collection of skeletons.

Learn about planet Earth’s history and its rich past and present biodiversity.

Explore the various and amazing relationships between man and nature.

Take our place among the living beings consider our interaction with the environment and the challenging issues we face today.