Museums
Book your tickets to visit the cultural sites.
Quiberon Museum
Set over 3 floors, the Musée de Quiberon presents the history of the Presqu'île (from prehistory to the Second World War), traditional regional culture, seafaring trades and shipwrecks.
During your visit, you'll be introduced to a number of different themes, including:
- Traditional life in 1900.
- The landing of royalist émigrés in 1795.
- Shipwrecks and wrecks.
- Beg er Vil, a major Mesolithic site explained by archaeologists - 3D reconstructions.
The museum is open until September 28 every day (except Tuesday) from 2pm to 6pm.
Admission: Adults (over 15): €5 - Children (up to 14): free
For groups of more than 10 people, a reduced rate is available on reservation by calling 02 97 50 00 20.
Bunker-expo 39/45 of the association Les Bunkers Mémoire de Guerre
Discover the 300 m2 Bunker-Expo, which explains the events that took place in Morbihan and in particular on the Quiberon peninsula during the German occupation from June 1940 to May 10, 1945, illustrated by numerous objects, mannequins and period documents.
Numerous themes are presented, in particular: the French army in 1940, the June debacle, Breton prisoners of war, the German occupation, the Todt organization, the Bégo coastal artillery battery, air raids against the BSM in Lorient/Kéroman, the Breton resistance, the involvement of women in the resistance and the action of SAS parachutists in Free France, the arrival of the Americans, the 94th and 66th US DI, the Lorient pocket, etc.
This year, a temporary exhibition has been dedicated to the liberation of the pocket, and the exhibition produced by the AQTA intercommunality is also highlighted.