Château-Gaillard - History and Culture Museum

Museum
Vannes
The Château-Gaillard in Vannes, France, is an archaeological museum housed in a late Middle Ages building known as a “hôtel particulier.” The museum showcases rich collections documenting the archaeological and historical heritage of the Morbihan department, with artifacts spanning from the Paleolithic era to the Gallo-Roman period. As a cultural heritage hub and educational resource, it serves the educational needs of homeschooling families by providing a deeper understanding of history, archaeology, and culture. The museum offers lessons, engaging activities, and online resources to enrich art-based lessons and historical education in a homeschool setting. The museum's collection includes over 700 objects that illustrate the region’s history and provide real-world learning opportunities.

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