La Maison du Camembert

Nice if you want to know a bit background on the local cheese. Very good is that four cheese can be ordered to try.

Lovely cheese samples ❤️❤️ There's also a museum and you can view the camembert cheese being made by hand at the factory too. Very interesting, shame we can't bring any back to England at the moment 😔

This place was about as unwelcoming as you can get. Wow ladies, take some pride in your offerings instead of grumbling that tourists have arrived to take a look .. no advertised showing of the cheese factory - just the typical merch and some cheese to purchase in the tourist shop. Museum was closed before the advertised time. They have dressed up a mannequin and stray painted her gold saying she is a historic figure of the town .. spooky really. We won’t be back to Camembert … and may very well stick with Brie in the future.

La Maison du Camembert is a charming destination for cheese lovers, but it may not satisfy the most discerning connoisseurs. Offers insights into the history and production of Camembert cheese. Located in the beautiful village of Camembert, with lovely surrounding countryside. Features a shop where you can taste and buy a variety of cheeses and ciders. Staf is welcoming and knowledgeable, eager to assist visitors.

A museum to learn about the history of the Camembert cheese, a factory to see the different process, a little boutique shop for the souvenir and cheese to buy. A nice little stop if you are in the area! 13 euros (if I remember well) allow you to visit the museum and factory and to finish with a cheese dégustation. Worth it.

Small but beautiful in a charming village. Definitely worth a visit to buy camembert (other local cheese also available) and local cider to wash it down with. Loads of parking at bottom of hill and a picnic area as well.

**The Place to Learn More About Camembert** On a weekday, it is very quiet and divided into three sections: 1. Museum 2. Cheese Factory 3. Shop (creatively designed in the form of a wooden camembert box) Skip the museum in Vimoutiers. This museum provides extensive information about the history and process of camembert. At the local cheese factory, you can watch the creation of camembert. In the shop, you can taste the cheeses using your museum ticket. They also offer a great selection of cheeses and local ciders.

Very quaint little museum, doesn't take that long to do but we'll worth the 4 euro entry fee for the Camembert tasting at the end of the tour. There's lots to learn in the museum and most of it is available in English as well as French. Free car park available and excellent value for money. Worth the drive to get too.