Entre fleuve et mer follows water through medieval trade, river cities and daily life. Salt commerce on the Rhône provides a regional example, while Lyon’s Musée des Tissus lends boat-patterned silk and a lion-shaped vessel used for washing hands. A further section examines disease, including the spread of plague in Rhône-side cities, alongside art inspired by waterways.
Entre fleuve et mer. Une histoire médiévale
Medieval river trade, Rhône salt commerce and the spread of disease feature alongside boat-patterned silk and art inspired by waterways.
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When:
2026: 5 Jul–31 Oct Mon/Wed–Sun 10:30–12:30/14:00–18:00. 1–8 Nov Wed–Sun 14:00–18:00. 1–2 Aug 14:00–20:00, 3 Aug 14:00–18:00. Closed public holidays. Europe/Paris
Where:
Musée de Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye, Le Noviciat, 38160 Saint-Antoine-l'Abbaye
Category:
Heritage & Guided Visits, Visual Arts & Crafts
Topic:
events
Region:
Auvergne Rhône Alpes, France
Price: Gratuit.
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