Toulouse · Haute-Garonne
Musée Saint-Raymond, Toulouse Museum of Archaeology
French name: musée Saint-Raymond, musée d'Archéologie de Toulouse
Free 1st SundayFree for locals only
Free admission
- Free 1st SundayFree on the first Sunday of every monthPermanent collections only; temporary exhibitions stay paid. The Musée Georges-Labit is closed for works, the Augustins only partly reopen.
- Free for locals onlyFree every Saturday (local residents only)Free at weekends for Toulouse residents with the MonToulouse / Pastel card.
- Free for locals onlyFree every Sunday (local residents only)Free at weekends for Toulouse residents with the MonToulouse / Pastel card.
Address
1ter place Saint-Sernin, 31000 Toulouse
Toulouse's museum of archaeology, housed in the former Collège Saint-Raymond, built in 1523 and restored by Viollet-le-Duc from 1868 to 1871. Opened in 1892, it holds France's second-largest collection of Roman portraits, coming mainly from the Villa de Chiragan, along with a paleo-Christian necropolis visible in situ.
More free museums nearby
- Augustins Museum of ToulouseToulouseFree 1st Sunday
- Le Château d'EauToulouseFree 1st Sunday
- Les AbattoirsToulouseFree 1st Sunday
- Paul Dupuy Museum of Precious ArtsToulouseFree 1st Sunday
- Toulouse Natural History MuseumToulouseFree 1st Sunday
- Montauban Museum of the Resistance and CombatantsMontaubanAlways free
All free museums in ToulouseAll free museums in Haute-Garonne