Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation du Cher

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Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation du Cher

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Musée de la Résistance et de la Déportation du Cher, World War II museum in Bourges, France.

The museum contains a collection of 1500 artifacts, including 200 displayed objects and 275 documents about the Second World War period.

The exhibition rooms feature a physical demarcation line representing the border that separated occupied France from the free zone during World War II.

The museum circuit includes 27 audio testimonies and 7 video terminals documenting resistance network activities in the Cher department.

The museum opens Tuesday through Friday from 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM and weekends from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, with free admission for all visitors.

The museum offers an escape game where participants must save a resistance network by decoding secret service messages within 90 minutes.

Location: Bourges

Address: 18000 Bourges, France 18000 Bourges

Opening Hours: Terça-feira-Sexta-feira 13:30-17:30; Sábado-Domingo 14:00-18:00

Phone: +33248558260

Website: https://resistance-deportation18.fr

GPS coordinates: 47.05966,2.39109

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:49

Bourges and Berry: historic heritage, medieval monuments, and natural spaces

Berry gathers a historical and natural heritage that spans from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. The Saint-Étienne Cathedral in Bourges, built between 1195 and 1255, is one of France's major Gothic monuments, with five sculpted portals and 13th-century stained glass windows. The Jacques Cœur Palace, home of Charles VII's treasurer, showcases 15th-century civic architecture. The Bourges marshlands consist of a 135-hectare network of vegetable gardens irrigated by medieval canals, still cultivated in the city center. The region preserves several medieval castles such as Sagonne with its 30-meter square keep, and Noirlac Abbey, which features a complete monastic complex with cloister and monastic buildings. George Sand's estate in Nohant-Vic offers insight into the novelist's residence with period furnishings and her private theater. The Berry and Resistance museums in Bourges feature collections from Gallo-Roman times, medieval periods, and testimonies from World War II. The area also includes natural spaces like Lake Virlay, suitable for fishing and forest walks.

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