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A museum where you can learn all about Paccard, a company whose name continues to resonate around the world.
On the shores of Lake Annecy, a living museum that tells the story of a passion born in 1796. Right next door to the Paccard Foundry, the world's #1 maker of church bells and carillons, discover a single-storey bell tower, with a framework built by the Compagnons du Tour de France, to understand the bell maker's trade. Young and old alike can even ring the bells! With Ars Sonora®, singing and carillon concerts. Guided tours, bell casting, educational visits, seminars... Take a break at the Paccard Gourmand. Not to be missed.
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Open daily, year-round, except December 25 and January 1. Open Monday to Saturday, 10am to 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 6:30pm; Sundays and public holidays, 2pm to 6pm. Tearoom from 9am (opening at 2pm on Sundays and public holidays). Free admission for children under 10. Adults: €9.50. Children: €7. Passeport Paccard (annual): €29. Guided tour. Store. Activities. Possibility of attending bell casting (by reservation, Thursday only), discovery visit €20/adults and €15/children. Family pass: €28 museum and €38 with foundry, 2 adults + 2 children, and free admission for children over 3).
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Toute l'histoire que l'on admire en famille.
Un plateau de découvertes culturelles, entre le musée très bien fourni, les documentaires projetés, le clocher, et la cerise sur le gateau, le salon de thé, c'est ludique, et pour toute la famille. Parking pour se garer, très fonctionnel.
Dommage, je ne suis pas de la région et ne peut assister aux cafés littéraires.
Quant à l’espace salon de thé, que du bon. Bravo
A chacun son temps et son admiration.
Petite cerise sur le gâteau, le salon de thé.