Museum d'Ethnographie et d'Art Populaire Review

The Museum of Normandy Ethnology and Folk Art is built on the former prison site. The collection of local archaeological finds, 16th to 19th century classical furniture, traditional costumes and handicrafts, showcases the history of Onfleur and the customs of Normandy. Next to it is the Maritime Museum. Open from April to September Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00, mid-October to November, mid-February to March Monday to Friday 14:00-18:00, Saturday, Sunday 10:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00, mid-November to mid-February closed. Tickets are 3 euros for adults and 6 euros for students. Two-pavilion pass adults 4.2 euros, students 2.6 euros.

The Normandy Anthropology and Folk Art Museum is still very worthy of recognition. It is very good and worth recommending. It mainly shows the lifestyle of the local residents of Onfleur from the 16th to 19th centuries, which is still very interesting.

The Normandy Museum of Ethnology and Folk Art, next to the Maritime Museum, occupies several ancient buildings and former prisons. The nine rooms make full use of clothing, furniture and other artifacts to recreate the Normandy style of Onfleur from the 16th to 19th centuries.

This folk art feels really good.

The number of tourists is small and the display is very meaningful.