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Museum of Resistance and Deportation

Fechas de apertura

Del 07/02 al 08/02/2026.

21/02/2026.

Del 15/03/2026 al 02/01/2027 los lunes, miércoles, jueves, viernes y fines de semana.

Se cierra, excepcionalmente los días 1er de enero, 1er de mayo, 11 de noviembre y 25 de diciembre.

Idioma(s) hablado(s): Inglés, Francés

Se admiten animales: Non

Chiens guide, d'assistance ou d'éveil des visiteurs en situation de handicap acceptés, tenus en laisse. Animaux de compagnie refusés

Acogida de grupos escolaresTarifa especial para personas discapacitadasRecepción de grupos

Adapted tours suitable for deaf and mute people and people with mental disorders are available, advance booking required. The street linking the museum and the public car park is on a 50m-long slope. The museum does not have a private car park, but it is possible to drop off in front of the museum.

Desde: 6 ans

Edad máxima: 115 ans

Número máximo de personas: 60

Medios de pago aceptados

Tarjeta bancaria/crédito

Consulte

Cheque Vacaciones

Metálico

Pass’Région

Chéquier Jeunes (Cheque joven)

Pass culture (Pase cultura)

Precios

Tarifa completa: 8 €

Adulto: 8 €

Precio reducido: 4 €

Niño: 0 €

Estudiante: 4 €

Solicitante de empleo: 0 €

Persona con discapacidad: 4 €

Grupo adultos: 195 €

Grupo niños: de 80 a 150 €.

Gratuito para los niños menores de 18 años, La prensa, guías turísticos, los conductores, Los demandantes de empleo, los supervisores.

Tarifa grupo a partir de 10 personas.

Discapacidad auditiva

Deficiencia auditiva Prestaciones adaptadas

Deficiencia mental Prestaciones adaptadas

Deficiencia visual Prestaciones adaptadas

Accesible en silla de ruedas con ayuda

Accesible en silla de ruedas en autonomía

Plaza reservada 330 cm ancho < 100 m del lugar

Suelo regular fácil para circular y sin obstáculos

Sin desniveles > a 2 cm

Anchura de paso mínima de 90 cm

Puertas >=77 cm ancho

Ascensor (80 x 130 cm) y puerta >= 77 cm

Mostrador de recepción entre 70 y 80 cm de altura

WC + barra de apoyo + espacio de circulación

Lugar, edificio totalmente accesible

Posibilidad de depositar a alguien ante el sitio

Alarma visual con luz de flash

Bucle magnético disponible en la recepción

Presencia de pictogramas y / o visuales simplificados

Documentación disponible en Braille

Mapa de relieve, modelo táctil o descripción del dispositivo de audio disponible en la recepción

Personal de recepción sensibilizado con la recepción de personas con discapacidad

Housed in a 19th-century prison, the Museum of Resistance and Deportation is one of the region’s major museums about the Second World War. Please note that the museum is closed until 10th September 2017 for renovation works, making it more accessible to wheelchair users.

Located in a Maquis territory, in Nantua’s former prison, a town which received the Resistance Medal, the Museum of Resistance and Deportation of Ain will take you on a journey through a dark chapter of history.

The museum is due to reopen in 2017 following essential renovation and enlargement works, and will be much more accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. A completely redesigned tour route puts people at the very centre of the story. The new exhibition accentuates the suffering and the courage of men and women who experienced first-hand the events of World War II here in Ain, allowing us to understand the strategic challenges faced in the region during the war.

The museum was originally set up by an association, for the most part made up of former Maquisard Resistance fighters and relatives who donated a large part of the collection, and features one of the most extensive exhibitions in France on the subject.

Featuring reconstructions, animated maps, interactive displays, sensory objects, and much more, the new, innovative route is accessible to all and, with both a historical and a contemporary approach to the war, sheds light on this period in history while raising questions on the meaning of past events.