The Maison du Parc is a reception and information center for the public, offering tourist documentation, a store, exhibitions, screenings and events linked to the natural and cultural heritage of the Mercantour National Park.
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Tende's tourist information office is home to a permanent exhibition, conferences, workshops for adults and children and film screenings on biodiversity.
The exhibition is a fun place to explore through the senses:
- animal footprints
- photographs of flora and fauna
- plant wall made of felt
- tree barks
- recognition of animals through hidden doors
- local minerals and rocks (Tende green stone, granite, etc.)
- thematic maps, the relationship between wolves and herds, natural beauty tips, wool processing, a cross-border linguistic approach... these are just some of the subjects covered.
Park staff and nature specialists regularly organise discussions and meetings with the public.
The exhibition is a fun place to explore through the senses:
- animal footprints
- photographs of flora and fauna
- plant wall made of felt
- tree barks
- recognition of animals through hidden doors
- local minerals and rocks (Tende green stone, granite, etc.)
- thematic maps, the relationship between wolves and herds, natural beauty tips, wool processing, a cross-border linguistic approach... these are just some of the subjects covered.
Park staff and nature specialists regularly organise discussions and meetings with the public.
Tende's tourist information office is home to a permanent exhibition, conferences, workshops for adults and children and film screenings on biodiversity.
The exhibition is a fun place to explore through the senses:
- animal footprints
- photographs of flora and fauna
- plant wall made of felt
- tree barks
- recognition of animals through hidden doors
- local minerals and rocks (Tende green stone, granite, etc.)
- thematic maps, the relationship between wolves and herds, natural...
The exhibition is a fun place to explore through the senses:
- animal footprints
- photographs of flora and fauna
- plant wall made of felt
- tree barks
- recognition of animals through hidden doors
- local minerals and rocks (Tende green stone, granite, etc.)
- thematic maps, the relationship between wolves and herds, natural...
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From 1 January 2025 until 30 April 2025 - Closed on sunday
From 1 May 2025 until 30 September 2025 - Open everyday
