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RAYMONDIE PALACE

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2024

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Historical urban palace, hosting the museum of Uxellodunum which contains a collection from the excavations of the Dordogne lotoise

Built from 1280, the Raymondie palace was completed around 1330. Urban palace composed of 4 wings around a vast courtyard, dominated by a belfry, it has had various functions: town hall during the Revolution, it now houses the Uxellodunum museum, which contains a permanent collection from excavations carried out on the territory of the Lot Dordogne, from the Upper Paleolithic to the Gallo-Roman period. In particular, there are objects that bear witness to the last battle fought by Caesar in 51 BC, at Uxellodunum.

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The Uxellodunum Museum is open from late June to mid-September. Open Wednesday to Friday, 3.30 pm to 6.30 pm. Free for children under 11. Adults: €2.50. Children (aged 12 to 18): €1. Group (10 people): €1. Reduced rate for students and jobseekers: €1.

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Le Palais de la Raymondie à Martel

Le Palais de la Raymondie est situé à proximité de la place de la Halle. C'est un bâtiment magnifique et extrêmement imposant composé de quatre ailes autour d'une vaste cour, dominé par un beffroi. Dans la cour, la partie gauche permet d'accéder au musée d'Uxellodunum et la partie droite en haut de l'escalier abrite l'Office du Tourisme. Je n'ai pas, cependant, visité ce musée préférant profiter du beau temps pour réaliser les visites en extérieur suggérées par l'Office du Tourisme.