Musée d'archéologie de Feurs

The Archaeological Museum of Feurs presents collections of artifacts discovered in the Loire region, housed in an 18th-century mansion building.

The museum, established in 1930, emerged from archaeological excavations at Forum Segusiavorum, which revealed numerous Gallo-Roman artifacts from the ancient Segusiaves settlement.

The museum's second floor contains a permanent exhibition dedicated to landscape painter Charles Beauverie, displaying his works and connection to local history.

Located at 3 Victor de Laprade Street, the museum charges entrance fees of 3.30 euros for adults and 2.30 euros for reduced rates.

Since December 2022, the museum integrates the Micro-Folie digital platform, providing interactive experiences through projected artworks and digital games.

Location: Feurs

Inception: 1930

Address: 3, rue Victor-de-Laprade 42110 Feurs

Phone: +33477262448

Website: https://feurs.org/culture/musee-d-archeologie.html

GPS coordinates: 45.74430,4.21956

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:55