Discover and share
Discover
and share
life in Armagnac as it once was
life in armagnac
as it once was
A living museum nestled in the Gers, in the heart of Bas-Armagnac.
A place to remember, to pass on, and to be moved.
Laissez-vous guider dans la réalisation de votre propre pain au levain, et repartez avec !
Exercez-vous à l'art de la vannerie, et réalisez votre panier !
Exercez-vous à l'art de la vannerie, et réalisez votre sac à main !
The Musée du Paysan Gascon, a living memory of the Gers
Where rural memory comes back to life
Between Nogaro and Barbotan-les-Thermes, in the heart of Bas-Armagnac, the Musée du Paysan Gascon welcomes you to a former farm estate typical of Gascony.
Here, the rural heritage of the Gers is not frozen behind glass: it is lived, shared, and passed on.
Through a covered and fully accessible trail, you’ll discover the everyday life of the past — shaped by simple gestures, forgotten know-how, and familiar emotions. Every room, every tool, every house tells a story: that of the men and women who shaped this land.
The museum invites you to walk in the footsteps of the weaver, to listen to the tales of a Gascon dance, to brush your hand against the clay walls of the labourer’s house, and to marvel at the Armagnac stills.
More than just an exhibition space, it is a place of life, where Gascon culture, the Occitan language, peasant traditions, and living transmission meet. Activities, demonstrations, storytelling and encounters punctuate the seasons and make this museum a place deeply rooted in its region.
A souvenir of Gascony to take home
The museum shop
At the end of your visit, take a moment to explore our on-site shop.
You’ll find a selection of items related to the museum’s collections and Gascon culture: books, local crafts, regional products, games and souvenirs for all ages.
A simple and authentic way to take a piece of the museum experience home with you.
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