Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Karim Kadry (3 years ago)
Excellent house/museum of Rosa Bonheur the famous French painter .. the place is very authentic and the guide though in French but was very informative .. the tour itself takes about one hour ... though the place is far from other places but it is worthy .. online reservation is required in advance as it is guided only .. for English speakers you can scan a QR code and listen to the commentary
Excellent house/museum of Rosa Bonheur the famous French painter .. the place is very authentic and the guide though in French but was very informative .. the tour itself takes about one hour ... though the place is far from other places but it is worthy .. online reservation is required in advance as it is guided only .. for English speakers you can scan a QR code and listen to the commentary
Henri H. Becker (3 years ago)
Just outstanding, great student guide and lots of detailed information. We loved it.
Just outstanding, great student guide and lots of detailed information. We loved it.
Karen Arends (3 years ago)
Fascinating museum of an artist who absolutely should be more well known! She was a woman before her time, an amazing painter and left a beautiful home that should be visited!
Fascinating museum of an artist who absolutely should be more well known! She was a woman before her time, an amazing painter and left a beautiful home that should be visited!
Markalan Wind (3 years ago)
Very cute old mansion that belonged to 19th century painter of animal scenes. Her painting studio feels like a trip back in time. But...no /very few authentic works of the artist and a lot of cheap reproductions...so at 17 EUROS entrance it is pricey for what you get. Some recent attractions border on the gimicky....such as visitors can block print animals on nice paper, and there are some cheap blow-ups of early photographs of her works. Nice tea room and B&b but we did not stay. The current owner acquired the site in 2017 and seems to be gradually upgrading. Her student daughter Lou guided us and showed her passion for the subject making all the difference. Ps on arrival total chaos due to a huge coachload of Dutch tourists arriving at the same time...so Lou saved the day by guiding us through the garden first...
Very cute old mansion that belonged to 19th century painter of animal scenes. Her painting studio feels like a trip back in time. But...no /very few authentic works of the artist and a lot of cheap reproductions...so at 17 EUROS entrance it is pricey for what you get. Some recent attractions border on the gimicky....such as visitors can block print animals on nice paper, and there are some cheap blow-ups of early photographs of her works. Nice tea room and B&b but we did not stay. The current owner acquired the site in 2017 and seems to be gradually upgrading. Her student daughter Lou guided us and showed her passion for the subject making all the difference. Ps on arrival total chaos due to a huge coachload of Dutch tourists arriving at the same time...so Lou saved the day by guiding us through the garden first...
Andrew Salmon (3 years ago)
Enjoy the photos. The interior you can see if you arrive when open. The view from down the hill was worth the visit.
Enjoy the photos. The interior you can see if you arrive when open. The view from down the hill was worth the visit.
