The cardboard box industry, the transformation of the cardboard into packaging…
Description
Valréas, the historic capital of the French cardboard box industry is still making boxes for perfumery stores, the pharmaceutical industry and food processing.
Come and share this industrial adventure with a visit to the Museum : it relates the history about the manufacturing process and printing of the cardboard boxes in this town, from the origins (middle of the XIXth century) to nowdays.
You will learn everything about the creation of the famous ‘ventilated boxes, made for dispatching « ‘silk worm seeds ».
The boxes, the printing equipment, the lithography and a reconstruction of a workshop with a video projection… will enable you to discover an industry which gained worldwide fame at the beginning of the XXth century and is still flourishing.
Temporary exhibitions, bookshop.
Spoken languages
- English
- French
Themes
- Sciences and technology
- Arts and culture
- Occupations
- Industry
- Graphic arts
- Local history
Labels and ranking
- Bad weather alternative
Activities
- Handicrafts workshops
- Temporary exhibition
- Children's entertainment
- Concert
Opening
Visit
Individual tour
- Unguided individual tours available permanently
- Average Duration of the individual tour: 60 minutes
Group tour
- Unguided group tours available permanently
- Guided group tours on request
- Average duration of groups visit: 90 minutes
- Min. group size: 10
- Max. group size: 50
Rate
Student: 4 €
Large family: 4 €
Group adults: 5 €
Set price group adults: 3 €
Set price group children: 25 €.
Free entry for children < 18 years, accompanying guides, the drivers, people with reduced mobility.
Group rate available for > 10 people.
Payment options:
- Check
- Bank/credit card
- Cash
Amenities and Services
- Coach access
- Shop
- Film room
- Parking nearby
- Meeting room
- Defibrillator
- Exhibition space
- Toilets
Accessibility
- Even flooring with no obstacles
- Reception desk between 70-80 cm high
- WC + grab handle + adequate space to move
- Reception staff sensitized to the reception of people with disabilities