Maison d'Adam, Angers, France

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Nicole R (9 months ago)
Something for absolutely everyone at any budget. Wonderful and unique pieces by talented creators. English speaking helpful service. I don't usually leave reviews but I just opened my bag and found the most beautifully wrapped packaging. I continued shopping as she was wrapping up my souvenirs to bring to friends, which I didn't open the bag until I got home. One was a lovely wedding gift, look at the excellent job she did. Five stars! I can happily give the gift and the bride will know it was handmade in France

N. Ufuk Başkır (11 months ago)
During my trip to Angers in 2015, I came across this wonderful place and bought a few tapestries and with Mucha' lamp and there are so many beautiful things in this plaace that my mind is blown. I recently bought a Mucha vase on the internet, it caame today Simply a magnificent place

Phil Deering (2 years ago)
Fascinating place to visit. A wide variety of unique items at very reasonable prices. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We would definitely recommend a visit and will be back very soon.

Sue Marquis (3 years ago)
What a wonderful place, loath to call it a shop as its really an artisans gallery. Crammed with unusual pieces, not overpriced, you get what you pay for here. Discovered they are on line, great gift ideas and ship internationally

Vladimir Babic (3 years ago)
Old house with interesting facade. Excellent souvenir shop.

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