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Musée de la Résistance du Mont-Mouchet
In the clearing on 1497-meter-high Mont Mouchet in Margeride, The National Maquis Monuments has stood since 1946, rising above the remnants of the house in the forest that served as headquarters for the Maquis before it was destroyed in June 1944.
The Resistance Museum, established in 1989, was completely rethought in 2008 to reach especially youth and generations that had not lived through World War II.
By means of photos, newspapers, posters, objects, scale-models, assorted documents and chronologies, it offers several levels of interpretation to visitors, setting the Resistance in Auvergne and the fighting in June 1944 in Margeride in... Read more
Coordinates
Visits
5€ + de 15 ans, 2€ de 10 à 15 ans, gratuit pour les moins de 10 ans
4,50€ + forfait guidage 140 €
Recurring events
Long museum night (free entry); European Heritage Days (reduced rates); Nature meet-ups; Annual ceremony for Mont-Mouchet combat; Teaching Workshops
Practical information
From 29/04 to 30/06 between 10 AM and 6 PM.
Closed on Monday.
From 01/07 to 31/08, daily between 10 AM and 6 PM.
From 01/09 to 30/09 between 10 AM and 6 PM.
Closed on Monday.
From 01/10 to 31/12/2017, daily.
- Museum
- Maquis
- Fighting
- Liberation
- Civil resistance
- Deportation
- Repression
- Collaboration
- Ethnic Cleansing
- Haute-Loire
- Genocide
- Parachute sites
- Martyrized villages
- Collections
- Archives
- On-line Educational Resources
- Audioguides
- Shop
- Nearby eating facility
In the clearing on 1497-meter-high Mont Mouchet in Margeride, The National Maquis Monuments has stood since 1946, rising above the remnants of the house in the forest that served as headquarters for the Maquis before it was destroyed in June 1944.
The Resistance Museum, established in 1989, was completely rethought in 2008 to reach especially youth and generations that had not lived through World War II.
By means of photos, newspapers, posters, objects, scale-models, assorted documents and chronologies, it offers several levels of interpretation to visitors, setting the Resistance in Auvergne and the fighting in June 1944 in Margeride in the context of the history of the war in Auvergne, in France and in the world.
A comic strip relates the story of two Maquisards,
A thematic hiking trail has been set up not far from the museum.