Housed in a 17th century hotel, the museum owes its name and existence to the collector Paul Dupuy, a lover of decorative and graphic arts.
Bequeathed to the city of Toulouse, the establishment now houses one of the finest collections of old clocks and watches, over 6,000 drawings and 30,000 prints by regional artists, advertising posters (including the famous herbal tea!), numerous coins and medals, weapons, furniture, textiles and also objects tracing the history of the cinema and the reconstruction of one of the oldest pharmacies in France.
You can attend workshops of drawing, photography, engraving...
