Musée de l'Absinthe

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Musée de l'Absinthe
Marie-Claude Delahaye

Between the Auberge Ravoux and the Château, this house, which Van Gogh passed on his way to where he liked to paint behind the Château, today traces the legend of absinthe, the favourite drink of poets and artists in the 19th century.

It contains information on the medicinal value of the plants that went into it, how they were cultivated and processed to manufacture this spirit, and the rituals associated with drinking it. The artefacts in this unique collection include a display of rare absinthe spoons, a reconstruction of a period café, and original works (Manet etchings, Daumier prints, etc.) all illustrating the important role of café culture in artistic inspiration and the influence of the "Green fairy" on the arts.

Opening and closing times

From 18/03 to 29/10, every Saturday and Sunday between 1.30 pm and 6 pm.

Rates

Full price: 6 €
Student: 5 €
Job seeker: 5 €
Disabled: 5 €
Group adults: 5 to 12 €.

Free entry for children < 15 years, children accompanied by an adult.

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Types of visits available

  • Unguided individual tours available permanently
  • Unguided group tours on request
  • Guided group tours on request

Services and facilities

Facilities

  • Meeting room

Services

  • Guided tours
  • Room hire

Languages

Spoken languages

  • French

Visit languages

  • French

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  • 44 rue Callé 95430 Auvers-sur-Oise

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