Housed within a former late XIII Century college, the Saint-Raymond Museum exhibits a major archaeological collection of more than 1,000 pieces (combs, dice, jewellery…) that retraces the everyday lives of the Celts and Romans of the Toulouse region.
Here we discover an exceptional collection of Roman sculptures, the largest Imperial portrait gallery of the Empire, showcased at the site of Chiragan, a necropolis and a space dedicated to temporary exhibitions.
On the 2nd Sunday of every month we are invited to spot the fake: a work created with the aim of fooling the visitor has been hidden among the real objects!
To enjoy a timeless moment, take a coffee break in the little exotic garden with its quirky and secretive charms.
