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MUSEUM OF THE HOTEL DUBOCAGE DE BLÉVILLE

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1, rue Jérôme-Bellarmato, 76600Le Havre, France

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02.35.42.27.90

2024

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• 2024

Museum retracing the history of Le Havre through objects, furniture, paintings, prints, maps...

This mansion in the Saint-François district was owned by navigator and merchant Michel Dubocage de Bléville (1676-1727). Built in the ^17th century, it remains one of Le Havre’s finest monuments to have survived the Second World War, with its timber-framed facade. Inside, visitors can trace the history of Le Havre through objects, furniture, paintings, prints, plans, and models. Worth a visit.

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Reopening from September 22, 2024 - April 1 to October 31 inclusive: 10am to 12:30pm and 1:45pm to 6pm, daily except Tuesdays, 1 and 8/5 and 14/7. November 1 to March 31 inclusive: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm and 1:45 pm to 5:30 pm, every day except Tuesday, 11/11. Adults: €5. Free for under-26s, jobseekers, RSA. Free admission for all on the 1st Saturday of each month. Museum Pass: €20 (unlimited admission valid for 1 year to 5 sites in Le Havre). Guided tour (Sunday at 3:30pm).

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Mireille S.

Visited in april 2023

The miracle survived an ancient French medieval estate after WWII. The former owner, Capitan Dubocage, an essential person in French maritime history, was a pioneer who travelled to Asia. The very rare two made-in-China figures of him remain kept in the museum. It also shows the importance of the harbour city of Le Havre since old times.
The entrance is free. Please do donate a bit or buying souvenirs to support them. You can continue your trip to Honfleur and have a nice dinner there.