This former HQ of the Compagnons carpenters now exhibits works created by the young Compagnons at the end of their apprenticeship. Most of the pieces on display are made of wood, but you can also admire the work of other trades, notably ironworkers.
The outside of the place deserves to be visited, with its superb balcony and its small rabbits carved into the walls, symbols of the young Compagnons, who listen well to their masters thanks to their big ears.
To find out more, don't hesitate to ask questions to the people who run the museum, former Compagnons who speak with passion about their trade and the pieces on display.
