Private Museum: The Rural World of Yesteryear

Grandson of farmers, Jean-Paul Koebel transformed the family home and its outbuildings into a living museum. The annexes are dedicated to old trades: stonemason, carpenter, butcher, farmer, as well as old toys and a pharmacy reconstruction. Inside the house, the "grand museum" houses a remarkable collection of pottery and all utensils related to the art of the table. Visits, guided only, can be booked by phone in the evening from 7 p.m. and are possible every day of the week, including weekends.