If indeed you have not, hurry up and see them with your friends! Housed in a mansion of 1, square meters, this museum is perfect for everyone, for the little ones and their families. Children can play with the many unusual toys, while the adults enjoy the numerous collections.
Every year, the second weekend of January is specially reserved for teddy bears, so if you come with your teddy bear, you will get in for free! Philippe Decelle is the owner of this private museum that houses three floors of colorful collection of plastic works of art, furniture and appliances, signed by top designers from the s to today. The square-meter space is indeed filled with all kinds of objects collected over time by said plastic enthusiast.
The informative guided tours can teach you about the classification of many species. The back of the shop was previously used as a parking space, but it has now been remodeled into a space that hosts exhibitions of contemporary art. A cover was built in see picture below for the building to protect it from the rain.
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