Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon

Museum · Quinson

Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon

Museum · Quinson
Rte de Montmeyan, 04500 Quinson, France

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Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null
Museum of Prehistory of the Gorges du Verdon by null

Highlights

Prehistoric artifacts and exhibits in Norman Foster-designed museum  

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Rte de Montmeyan, 04500 Quinson, France Get directions

museeprehistoire.com
@museeprehistoireverdon

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Rte de Montmeyan, 04500 Quinson, France Get directions

+33 4 92 74 09 59
museeprehistoire.com
@museeprehistoireverdon
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@mprehistoire

Features

restroom
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Nov 3, 2025

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TOM HANAUER

Google
This is always going to be very subjective. But if you're going to have a museum full of exciting recreated animals that children will love, then that's what you stick on your adverts. Because, then people that see the adverts and like what they see will come to the museum , and like everything they see. This is sadly not the case here. The publicity photo is literally the first thing you see after opening the door (to the amazing building). But after that it is virtually all tiny bits of broken stone that someone has declared was a spear or arrow, or knife or toothpick etc. Funnily enough my kids (3 and 10) thought that basically one broken stone is much like another broken stone. Now of course this isn't true, and I appreciate all the research and information given about each broken stone. And the 10yr old got into it a bit. But if you want people who are interested in broken stone to come to the museum then put a broken stone on the ad. There won't be as many of them, but they'll be happy as Larry!

Stepan Labounek

Google
Very one direction oriented museum. If you are a fun of a small tools fragments, which all look like small random stones, you will love it. But not us..

Petra Kejklíčková

Google
It is a nice museum in a nice building but we just couldn’t believe that all information was only in French. They even didn’t have printed materials in foreign languges. We used an English audio guide but it was incomplete. The multimedia presentation could use subtitles (even in French). And cherry on top was an arrogant commentary of a receptionist that we could learn there some French. Just wow.

Sviatohirsk Heights

Google
Unfortunately, we were a bit disappointed by this museum. The building is good and there a few good features, but overall, there was too much text and some artifacts but little to keep children and adults alike captivated. Even if the content itself is very interesting and detailed, an overhaul of the main exhibit would be welcome to better match today's expectations for a museum. As a side note, please be aware that all text is in French only. Also, the "prehistoric village" nearby is quite nice.

Kris Pringle

Google
Spent a couple of hours here. Even our young kids enjoyed it. Used the audio guide in English. Very interesting place.

Martin Gades

Google
Great museum ! It’s a good place for anyone who loves the gorges du verdon ! visiting the museum was a highlight for me i learned so many new things about the gorges which is really nice because I love this nature reserve so much !! So If you are a fan of the verdon canyon area you must visit this museum you will be surprised how much you learn about the area !

Radoslav Penov

Google
Fantastic place, where you can learn a lot for the prehistoric time. Recommending the museum 200%.

CD Detch

Google
Bigger than expected and lots about findings and real artefacts from the local area which was great instead of moulds or replicas. A good place to spend time of you get caught in the rain too!