Museum housed in a 15th century fortified house, classified as a Historic Monument. Discover the life of the Durand family who advocated non-violent resistance in the face of intolerance.
The visit begins with the screening of an 20-minute introductory film.
The pastor Pierre Durand (1700-1732) restored the Reform Churches in the Vivarais. He was hung at Montpelier for having contravened the king's orders banning the Protestant religion.
His sister, Marie Durand (1711-1776), was imprisoned for 38 years in the Tour de Constance at Aigues-Mortes from 1730 to 1768 for refusing to give up her faith.
Stories from witnesses of the Huguenots retrace the life of a family of Huguenots in the Vivarais region in the 18th century during the periods of religious persecution and the struggle to keep their freedom of conscience.
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Average length of visit : 1h30
Average length of group visits : 1h30
- Guided individual tours on request
- Guided group tours on request
Languages visit held in : german, english, french, dutch
Audio guides available in : german, english, french, dutch
Information signs in : french
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