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The Railway Workers Museum

Datas de abertura

From 08/01 to 16/02/2024, every Saturday and Sunday between 2 pm and 6 pm.

Closed exceptionally on 27/01.

From 17/02 to 03/03/2024 between 2 pm and 6 pm.

Closed on Monday.

From 04/03 to 12/04/2024, every Saturday and Sunday between 2 pm and 6 pm.

Closed exceptionally on Easter Monday.

From 13/04 to 28/04/2024 between 2 pm and 6 pm.

Closed on Monday.

From 29/04 to 05/07/2024, every Saturday and Sunday between 2 pm and 6 pm.

Closed exceptionally on bank holidays.

From 06/07 to 01/09/2024 between 2 pm and 6 pm.

Closed on Monday.

Closed exceptionally on July 14th and August 15th.

From 02/09 to 18/10/2024, every Saturday and Sunday between 2 pm and 6 pm.

From 19/10 to 03/11/2024 between 2 pm and 6 pm.

Closed on Monday.

Closed exceptionally on bank holidays.

From 04/11 to 20/12/2024, every Saturday and Sunday between 2 pm and 6 pm.

Closed exceptionally on November 11th.

Idioma(s) falado(s): French

Animais de estimação permitidos: Non

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A partir de: 6 ans

Idade máxima: 99 ans

Número máximo de pessoas: 25

Meios de pagamento aceitos

Bank/credit card

Check

Cash

Contactless payment

Preços

Full price: 5 €.

Free entry for children < 12 years, the drivers.

Group rate available for > 10 people.

Musée du Cheminot à Ambérieu en Bugey

Not accessible in a wheelchair

Even flooring with no obstacles

WC + grab handle + adequate space to move

Possibility of drop-off in front of the site

Created 30 years ago, the Railwayworker museum proposes to discover the past of Ambérieu en Bugey heritage.

With the help of videos, functional life-size models, a switching station, a canteen, a dormitory together with an infirmary, it retraces the life of the “railway people.” We can also admire the uniforms and a very handsome collection of caps…These are all pages from the history of the town, reminding us that the railroad appeared in Ambérieu in 1856 and in its wake a change in the landscape and in village life. These installations are there to awaken buried memories through the work achieved by the museum’s archivists and volunteers.