Museums
Musée des armes - Tulle
Founded in 1979 by the staff of the National Arms Factory, this weapons museum is an important part of Tulle's industrial heritage. Providing...Learn +
Musée du pays d'Ussel - Ussel
Opened in 1976, the Musée de France is dedicated to the history, arts and traditions of the Ussel region, which lies between the Millevaches...Learn +
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Exciting museums explore past and present
The rich and diverse collections of the Corrèze’s museums explore various periods of history from Neanderthal man to today, via the traditional tanning industry in Bort-les-Orgues and the “black nose” workers at the National Arms Factory museum in Tulle. Art is also on the agenda with Tulle lace, the unique collection of Mortlake tapestries from England at the Musée Labenche in Brive and the gifts given to Jacques Chirac which are housed in the Musée du Président in Sarran. The Corrèze has an important Resistance history and three venues are dedicated to the memory of this period when local and national history overlapped.